Growth Engines of Delhi-NCR: The Changing Nature and Pattern of Industrial Complexes <Article>

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Growth Engines of Delhi-NCR: The Changing Nature and Pattern of Industrial Complexes <Article>
Creator
YADAV Ganesh
SINGH R.B.
ANAND Subhash
PANDEY B.W.
Source Title
Journal of Urban and Regional Studies on Contemporary India
Volume 7
Issue 1
Start Page 11
End Page 23
Abstract
Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) is an economic development-based region conceived to absorb the huge migration into Delhi and accommodate employment requirements and civic necessities. It is a planning region with a cumulative economy of USD 370 billion and pulls in nearly a quarter of India’s total foreign direct investment. The role of agglomeration effects and the economy of scale is pivotal in shaping this region as an economic hub. Although the service sector-related activities constitute a staggering 66% of its total GDP, only 26% is contributed by the NCR’s secondary sector. This secondary sector is a large employer in the region and has huge potential and scope for further development. This review paper explores the literature related to the changing nature and pattern of the industrial sector, which comprises of approximately 17% and 6% of the total economy of the NCR and Delhi, respectively. It also intends to assess the infrastructure, migration, and income types and patterns; the current status of industries; and growth and its role in employment generation in the region. There is a need to replace conventional polluting industries with more technological skill-based industries. This paper peers through the policy domain and identifies the lacunas that are hindering the potential growth of the industrial sector in this planning region.
Keywords
industrial sector
economy of scale
growth
employment
Delhi-NCR
Language
eng
Resource Type departmental bulletin paper
Publisher
The Center for Contemporary India Studies, Hiroshima University
Date of Issued 2020-09
Rights
(c) 2020 The Center for Contemporary India Studies, Hiroshima University
Publish Type Version of Record
Access Rights open access
Source Identifier
[ISSN] 2188-5222