Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s largest software house will be setting up development center in Nagpur.
In the first phase TCS will be investing around 600 crore to set Nagpur Campus in MIHAN SEZ spread over 54-acre of land. Initially, the Nagpur Campus will be house around 8,200 professionals.
The Hon’ble Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Prithviraj Chavan was present to preside over this occasion and laid the foundation stone for Phase I at a ceremony held at the site of the campus today. He was joined by other dignitaries from the city.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s largest software house will be setting up development center in Nagpur.
In the first phase TCS will be investing around 600 crore to set Nagpur Campus in MIHAN SEZ spread over 54-acre of land. Initially, the Nagpur Campus will be house around 8,200 professionals.
The Hon’ble Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Prithviraj Chavan was present to preside over this occasion and laid the foundation stone for Phase I at a ceremony held at the site of the campus today. He was joined by other dignitaries from the city.
Also present on the occasion was Hon’ble Minister for Social Justice Shri Shivajirao Moghe.
Mr. N. Chandrasekaran, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director said: “Nagpur has the potential to become the next big hub for knowledge-based industries like IT and engineering with its strong eco-system of universities, talented people and infrastructure. After Mumbai and Pune where we employ over 40,000 people, we are delighted to be part of the IT revolution in Nagpur. Our growing presence in Maharashtra continues to be of strategic importance for our overall business growth and we remain committed to working in close collaboration with all stakeholders in the state to help development of local talent and provide our customers with world-class IT solutions from this location.”
Mr. Chandrasekaran added: “On behalf of TCS, I would like to thank the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Maharashtra for making time for this auspicious function. We would not have been able to commence this project without the help of the Maharashtra government officials including the MADC officials in Nagpur whose energy and commitment to this project has helped make it a reality.”