Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini stated that a specialized cluster, spanning 250 to 300 acres, will be developed in the state to boost the toy industry. The development of this toy industry cluster will not only give a new identity to Haryana’s industrial sector but will also strengthen the national economy through increased exports. He shared this information while interacting with media correspondents at Haryana Bhawan in New Delhi. Haryana’s Minister for Industries and Commerce, Rao Narbir Singh, and BJP State President Mohan Lal Badoli were also present on the occasion.
A two-day high-level meeting regarding the final draft of Haryana’s New Industrial Policy 2026 was held at Haryana Bhawan in New Delhi, chaired by the Chief Minister, and attended by stakeholders from various sectors. Approximately 40 delegations participated, commending the policy’s provisions while also submitting their suggestions, which will be incorporated into the new policy.
The Chief Minister remarked that, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the country has witnessed unprecedented transformations over the past 11 and a half years, and Haryana is playing a pivotal role in advancing this national vision. He affirmed that the state government is committed to realizing the goal of a ‘Developed Haryana’ in alignment with the national resolve for a ‘Developed India’ (*Viksit Bharat*). The Chief Minister further noted that, prior to finalizing the New Industrial Policy 2026, direct dialogues were held with stakeholders to ensure that their specific needs and experiences were duly integrated into the policy framework.
During the meeting, representatives from diverse sectors including automobiles, textiles, aerospace, and defense expressed keen interest in investing in the state and presented several investment proposals. The Chief Minister asserted that, owing to its industry friendly policies, Haryana has emerged as the preferred destination for investors from both within the country and abroad. A key priority of the New Industrial Policy is to ensure that investment reaches every district of the state, thereby guaranteeing balanced industrial development across the region.
He stated that the new industrial policy would lead to an increase in employment opportunities and propel Haryana’s industrial development to new heights. The Chief Minister expressed his gratitude to all stakeholders for offering their valuable suggestions and expressed confidence that the new policy would further strengthen the state’s industrial landscape. On this occasion, the Chief Minister’s Media Advisor, Rajiv Jaitley, and Chief Coordinator (Industries), Sunil Sharma, were also present.
