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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate GIDC projects worth over ₹1,063 crore in Bharuch and Valsad on June 5 to strengthen industrial infrastructure, improve environmental systems and expand pharmaceutical capacity in South Gujarat.
The projects form part of a larger package worth over ₹18,777 crore, which will be inaugurated or have foundation stones laid during his visit.
Of the GIDC works, ₹894 crore projects are in Bharuch and ₹169.3 crore in Valsad.
A key project is the ₹474.61 crore effluent disposal system at the Dahej PCPIR, which builds a 90 million litres per day offshore and onshore pipeline network linking the Saykha Pumping Station to the Dahej landfall point. It includes civil works, electro-mechanical systems and PLC-SCADA monitoring infrastructure, with five years of operation and maintenance.
Officials said the system will enhance effluent treatment capacity in Dahej and Saykha zones, which host over 1,000 units in chemicals, textiles, pharmaceuticals and engineering.
The Prime Minister will inaugurate ₹274.96 crore infrastructure at Jambusar Bulk Drug Park, including roads, stormwater drainage and a central drainage system for pharmaceutical expansion.
In Bharuch, PM Modi will inaugurate a 30 MLD pumping station for Dahej-2 and upgrade the effluent network to Z-93. He will also upgrade Panoli Extension Estate with roads, drainage, water supply and lighting.
Authorities will upgrade a booster pumping station on the Ankleshwar pipeline and improve Natural Drain-2 in Dahej-1 to reduce flooding risks.
In Valsad, the Prime Minister will inaugurate two projects worth over ₹169 crore in Sarigam, including the expansion of the CETP from 15 to 25 MLD and the construction of a new HDPE deep-sea discharge pipeline.
The projects will boost industrial growth, environmental compliance and expansion in chemicals and pharmaceuticals in South Gujarat.
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