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📊 **Corporate Growth Milestone for Uttar Pradesh!** 🚀 In a significant development, Uttar Pradesh has climbed to the third position among Indian states by the number of active companies, surpassing West Bengal as of September! This growth reflects the state’s favorable business environment, increasing investment, and entrepreneurial activity. Here's a quick look at the latest standings (Corporate Affairs Ministry data): 1. **Maharashtra**: 3,38,351 companies 2. **Delhi**: 2,46,361 companies 3. **Uttar Pradesh**: 1,45,009 companies 4. **West Bengal**: 1,44,348 companies 5. **Karnataka**: 1,23,218 companies 6. **Tamil Nadu**: 1,17,016 companies 7. **Telangana**: 1,03,720 companies 8. **Gujarat**: 98,144 companies The growth in Uttar Pradesh is a testament to the efforts made to boost the state’s business landscape. It will be exciting to see how this momentum continues and what it means for regional and national economies. #BusinessGrowth #India #CorporateAffairs #UttarPradesh #Economy #Entrepreneurship

Uttar Pradesh surpassed West Bengal in September, becoming India’s third-largest state by the number of active companies. According to the latest corporate affairs ministry data, Maharashtra leads the nation with 3,38,351 active companies, followed by Delhi with 2,46,361. Uttar Pradesh now holds the third position with 1,45,009 active companies, edging out West Bengal, which has 1,44,348 companies. Other states rounding out the list include Karnataka with 1,23,218 active companies, Tamil Nadu with 1,17,016, Telangana with 1,03,720, and Gujarat with 98,144. #uttarpradesh #westbengal #company #business #delhi #maharashtra #startup #indianstartupnews

🚨 2,227 Companies Say “Bye, Bengal!” 🚨 In the last 5 years, Over 2,200 companies (39 of them listed) —have relocated their registered offices from West Bengal —highlighted in the Rajya Sabha by MoS Corporate Affairs Harsh Malhotra. The reasons? Admin hassles, higher costs, Infrastructural bottlenecks, and a perception of regulatory hurdles. Where are they headed? Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra—states that scream “business-friendly vibes only.” So, what does this mean for Bengal? It’s a wake-up call. Reform policies. Fix bottlenecks. Create a thriving business ecosystem. What do you think? Can Bengal reverse this trend and bring businesses back? Or is this just the start of a bigger shift? Let’s discuss it! 👇 Cheers to staying competitive! 🚀

Uttar Pradesh: The Emerging Economic Powerhouse! As per the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, UP has emerged as the *3rd largest state* in terms of the number of active companies, surpassing several other states. *Impressive Growth Numbers:* Active companies in UP: Over 1.15 lakh (as of March 2024) Growth rate: 15% YoY (2022-2023) Total investments: ₹5.5 lakh crore (2022-2023) Employment generated: Over 10 lakh jobs (2022-2023) *Economic Indicators:* GDP growth rate: 9.6% (2022-2023) Per capita income: ₹94,451 (2022-2023) Industrial growth rate: 12.2% (2022-2023) The UP government's efforts to simplify regulatory processes, improve infrastructure, and promote entrepreneurship have paid off! UP is poised to become a hub for industries like IT, pharmaceuticals, textiles, and food processing. #UPEconomicGrowth #BusinessFriendly #InvestInUP #StartupHub #EconomicDevelopment

Uttar Pradesh is undergoing a remarkable transformation on its journey to becoming a $1 trillion economy. With a well-defined framework and roadmap in place, the IT & ITES sector stands at the heart of this ambitious vision. The sector is witnessing exponential growth, fueled by innovative policies, groundbreaking initiatives, and the development of dynamic economic clusters across the state. Listen to 𝐀𝐧𝐢𝐥 𝐊𝐮𝐦𝐚𝐫 𝐒𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐫, 𝐈𝐀𝐒, 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐩𝐚𝐥 𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐲, 𝐈𝐓 & 𝐄𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐜𝐬, 𝐔𝐭𝐭𝐚𝐫 𝐏𝐫𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐬𝐡 as he shares insights on the strategic course of action driving Uttar Pradesh’s ambitious goals forward. Watch full video: https://lnkd.in/gBVDbC3s #UPEconomy #DigitalTransformation #ITGrowth #OneTrillionVision #UttarPradeshRising #TechDrivenFuture

📊 India’s Enterprise Landscape: Top States for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises A recent analysis of state-wise data on medium, micro, and small enterprises reveals some fascinating insights into India’s enterprise distribution: 🔹 Top States by Total Enterprises: 1. Maharashtra: Dominates with over 4.9 million enterprises, leading in all three segments (medium, micro, and small). 2. Tamil Nadu: Strong presence with nearly 3 million enterprises, especially in the micro sector. 3. Uttar Pradesh: Close third, particularly notable in the micro enterprise category. 4. Gujarat & Rajasthan: Also make substantial contributions, with Gujarat standing out in medium enterprises and Rajasthan in micro. 💡 Key Takeaways: • Maharashtra alone accounts for 17.88% of medium, 16.30% of micro, and 14.59% of small enterprises nationwide. • Top 10 States collectively host a significant portion of India’s business ecosystem, driving regional and national economic growth. Such data highlights the importance of supporting MSMEs across regions, especially in top-performing states. Strengthening policies and resources for these enterprises will be pivotal for sustainable economic development. #MSMEs #IndiaBusiness #EconomicDevelopment #Maharashtra #TamilNadu #UttarPradesh #DataAnalysis #Entrepreneurship

Kerala's Industrial Estates to be Fully Utilized: Minister Industries Minister P. Rajeev stated that land in the state’s industrial estates would be fully utilized and that officials should ensure that not even a small plot is left unused. The Minister was inaugurating the review of the State Government's “Entrepreneurship Year” initiative and the celebration marking the crossing of 300,000 enterprises. The Minister also launched the PMFME (Prime Minister's Formalization of Micro Food Processing Enterprises) website. Kerala achieved the milestone of 325,271 new enterprises in just 32 months, resulting in an investment of ₹20,824.09 crore and the creation of 689,840 job opportunities, marking a historic achievement. Thiruvananthapuram district ranked first in the number of enterprises, while Ernakulam led in investments. Among the new entrepreneurs, 103,988 are women. To honor these women, a Women Entrepreneur Summit will be organized in Kochi in January. Officials should actively engage with the public and entrepreneurs to communicate the achievements and legislative reforms of the Industries Department, including the state’s top ranking in industrial friendliness at both the national and state levels. #KeralaStory #KeralaIndustrie #EntrepreneurshipYear #IndustrialGrowth #KeralaEconomy #WomenEntrepreneurs #KeralaEmployment #EconomicGrowth #InvestKerala #KSIDC

🚀 Uttar Pradesh Rises to India’s 3rd Largest State by Active Companies As of September 30, Uttar Pradesh has overtaken West Bengal to become the third-largest state by active registered companies. Here’s the updated state-wise breakdown: Maharashtra: 3,38,351 active companies Delhi: 2,46,361 Uttar Pradesh: 1,45,009 West Bengal: 1,44,348 Karnataka: 1,23,218 Tamil Nadu: 1,17,016 Telangana: 1,03,720 Gujarat: 98,144 This milestone for Uttar Pradesh highlights the state’s rapid economic development and increased business activity. With more companies setting up in the region, the state is emerging as a major business hub in India. What do you think has driven this growth in UP? Could this signal new economic opportunities in the state? #IndiaEconomy #UttarPradesh #BusinessGrowth #EconomicDevelopment

1. States with Most Investors: - Maharashtra has the most investors (over 3.47 crore people), followed by Uttar Pradesh (over 2.08 crore), and Gujarat (over 1.73 crore). - These states are seeing more and more people investing each year. 2. States Growing Fast: - Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh, and Meghalaya have the highest growth in investors over the past year. Even though fewer people invest there compared to bigger states, they are catching up quickly. - Ladakh is growing the fastest, with more people starting to invest. 3. Smaller Regions: - Smaller places like Lakshadweep and Dadra and Nagar Haveli also have more people investing, though their total numbers are still small compared to big states. 4. Steady Growth: - States like Tamil Nadu, Delhi, and West Bengal are seeing more investors, but their growth is not as fast as some other places. 5. Few Declines: - The Army Post Office has fewer investors now compared to before, which is different from the overall trend of more people investing.

Note: Maharashtra may show FDI that is equal to the next ten states, it is because of the concentration of corporate registered offices and headquarters in Bombay. The actual physical investment in plant and machinery, and job creation is mostly in other states. The fact is that excluding the Bombay metropolitan region, Maharashtra would be among the middle level states of India.