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The Minister, who holds the Electronics, Information Technology and Bio-Technology portfolio, said he met several business leaders in these cities and received encouraging response from the investors due to the talent pool available in Karnataka.
“An investment of USD 6.2 billion is expected. Our government is committed to bring investment in Karnataka from abroad,” Kharge said at a press conference.
He also said the proposed GCCs will create 35,000 to 40,000 jobs in the state.
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Stating that “the human resource in Karnataka is very much in demand,” the Minister said, “We are competing with Europe and America.”