The Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) is finally taking concrete shape in Rajasthan, marking a historic step toward industrial growth and regional prosperity. With a ₹465 crore budget sanctioned for the first phase of the Jodhpur–Pali Industrial Area (JPMIA), nine villages are set to be transformed into a thriving industrial and investment hub.

The Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation (RIICO) has already initiated the tender process to develop world-class infrastructure including roads, electricity, water supply, and drainage systems—laying the foundation for a modern industrial township. The project will be completed in the next 2.5 years, positioning western Rajasthan at the forefront of India’s industrial revolution.

Strategically located along the Dedicated Freight Corridor, JPMIA will offer seamless connectivity and serve as a major logistics and business gateway. This corridor will fuel growth in high-potential sectors like solar energy, textiles, handicrafts, petrochemicals, furniture, and automobiles, creating vast employment and investment opportunities.

The nine notified villages under Phase 1 include Dungarpur, Sinagari, Dhundhli, Doodali, Nibli Patelan, Nibli Brahmanan, Dhanasni, Rohat, and Dalpatgarh — areas that are now emerging as prime investment hotspots for the future.

Industry experts believe this is a landmark opportunity. “Developing industries along the freight corridor will place Rajasthan among the global industrial leaders,” says Anurag Lohia, President of the Jodhpur Industries Association.

With the government’s focus on infrastructure, industrial growth, and employment generation, this project will redefine Rajasthan’s economic landscape—much like Gujarat’s industrial boom.