At the UP International Trade Show, which was held on Wednesday at Expo Mart in Greater Noida, the incredible advancements made by Uttar Pradesh under the direction of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath took central stage.
On its first day, the event gathered a sizable attendance, demonstrating the state’s rapid progress.
A year ago, Siddharthnagar native Utprerak founded a startup company making baked goods from black salt rice. He mentioned that he used Invest UP to apply for startup assistance.
“The Yogi administration gave a subsidy, and the firm started within the allotted period. In addition, the government continuously supports my enterprise,” he said, citing his involvement in shows in nations like Thailand.
Prayagraj’s Ayesha Begum uses Munj to make items, and her business employs twenty more women. According to Ayesha, her team received instruction in Munj manufacture from the government, which also supplied food and kits for the program.
“There is a serious environmental concern from plastic. The Yogi government has brought this issue to the public’s attention, which has raised demand for Munj items, the spokesperson said.
Gunjan’s Ambedkar Nagar kiosk drew a sizable crowd on the first day of the trade expo. People complimented her pizzas, and she thanked the government. Gunjan described how the COVID-19 pandemic caused her spouse to lose his hotel employment.
“To buy a pizza maker, I borrowed Rs 10,000 from a self-help group. The company took off quite rapidly. I eventually got Rs 100,000 for a bigger machine after borrowing Rs 50,000 for a second one later on,” she said.
Sanyam, a jaggery vendor from Muzaffarnagar, pointed out that these kinds of trade exhibitions provide significant advantages for business owners.
“The Yogi government provides more subsidies than those available in Delhi,” he declared. Uttar Pradesh’s law and order situation has greatly improved, and the availability of 24-hour power is stimulating business activity.
Entrepreneur Sanskriti from Varanasi, who specialises in Zari crafts, commented on Yogi Adityanath’s administration’s efforts to eradicate corruption. Noting the improved law and order, she said, “I never feel afraid because I’m a woman. Women are being empowered by the government to be secure, respected, and independent.
Gazipur-based handloom business owner Roshan Kumar stated that this is his second year in a row having a booth at the trade exhibition. Based on the profitable business of the previous year, he voiced optimism.
Aligarh resident Vinod Kumar also praised the Yogi government for creating an atmosphere that is conducive to business.
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