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Dholera aims to attract a wide range of non-polluting industries, including defense, aviation, electronics, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, heavy engineering, auto and ancillary, general manufacturing, agro and food processing, and metallurgical products.
Sustainable and Smart: A Commitment to Green Development
The corridors are part of the National Industrial Corridor Development Programme, which aims to develop new industrial cities as smart cities, converging next-generation technologies across infrastructure sectors.
The Global Stage: International Connectivity
An international airpor

Dholera’s history is as deep as the waters that once brought traders to its shores. The remnants of its ancient docks speak of a time when it was a melting pot of cultures, ideas, and artistry. The local art scene, therefore, is not just a reflection of traditional Gujarati culture but also a mosaic of the various influences that came with foreign traders. To understand the contemporary cultural landscape of Dholera, one must delve into its historical roots. With a history dating back to ancient times, Dholera smart city has been witness to the rise and fall of civilizations, each leaving beh

The ABCD site is directly connected to the 55m arterial road which leads to the expressway. The site will accommodate the offices of the development agencies along with a command and control center and a skill development center in a total built-up area of 36,000 sqm. The building for the Regional Development Authority (RDA) is envisaged to be a LEED GOLD-rated building with facilities to accommodate the entire staff required by the RDA for Dholera Smart City. The ABCD building is located west of the expressway within the knowledge and IT land use. The site is located such that it is visible

Dholera is dedicated to enhancing trade flows and transit efficiency through the implementation of the strategic pillars of innovation, digitization, and sustainability. A 6-lane access-controlled highway and MRTS (Metro Rail) would connect it to Ahmedabad in a single common corridor, enabling smooth rail-road transitions and seamless connectivity as an efficient mode of transportation between the two cities. Dholera International Airport Company Limited (DIACL) is building an international airport northeast of DSIR. Environmental and site clearances have already been granted to the airport.

Approximately 100 kilometers southwest of Ahmedabad is the projected greenfield industrial smart metropolis, the Dholera Special Investment Region. It is intended to be India's most alluring industrial growth and production site. Under the Act 2009, the Gujarati government established a legislative framework for creating a Specia Investment Region (SIR), for which the DSIR, a regional development authority, was founded.
Approximately 100 kilometers southwest of Ahmedabad is the projected greenfield industrial smart metropolis, the Dholera Special Investment Region. It is intended to be India