The state government has provided ₹25 crore for the first phase of the project, that will come up covering over 59.34 acres.
The Texport unit would be set based on the anchor-promoter model with an investment of ₹42 crore, media reports from the state said.
“In the coming three to four years, every taluk of the state will have a textile park for the help of local farmers and their educated children,” the chief minister said.
"In the Shiggaon Textile park, around 10,000 jobs will be created, where most of the locals will be employed. In the first phase, around 3,000 jobs will be created and in the second phase, the remaining jobs will be created by September 2023. Like this, around 5 lakh women of the state will be getting jobs in their nearby textile factories in the coming days," he added.
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