Know about Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC) and Industries in Ahmedabad, Gujrat

Ahmedabad has 28 Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC). Namely : Behrampura Gidc industrial directory, Bhagapura Gidc industrial directory, Bhiloda Gidc industrial directory, Chharodi (Sanand) Gidc industrial directory, Dhandhuka Gidc industrial directory, Dholka Gidc industrial directory, Hanspura Gidc industrial directory, Himmatnagar Gidc industrial directory, Idar Gidc industrial directory, Kathwada Gidc industrial directory, Kerala Gidc industrial directory, Malpur Gidc industrial directory, Mandal Gidc industrial directory, Modasa Gidc industrial directory, Naroda Industrial Gidc industrial directory, Naroda Shed Gidc industrial directory, Odhav Gidc industrial directory, Sanand 2 Gidc industrial directory, Sanand(rural) Gidc industrial directory, Sez(apparel Park) Gidc industrial directory, Talod Gidc industrial directory, Ughrojpura Gidc industrial directory, Vani Gidc industrial directory Vatva Gidc industrial directory, Vatwa Phase 1 Gidc industrial directory, Vatwa Phase 2 Gidc industrial directory, Vatwa Phase 3 Gidc industrial directory, Viramgam Gidc industrial directory.

Ahmedabad, which is also called Boston of India is the largest city of Gujarat.

The city is located on the banks of the Sabarmati river and is the administrative headquarter because of Gujarat High Court. In recent years, Ahmedabad has emerged as an important industrial and economic hub in India. Due to its rich architectural heritage and Indo-Islamic monuments, UNESCO’s declared Ahmedabad as a World Heritage city in 2017 making it India’s first World Heritage City.

Ahmedabad is 30 km far from the capital city Gandhinagar which makes Ahmedabad its twin city. Due to easy connectivity between other states like Rajasthan, Maharastra, Madhya Pradesh through the air, road, and train, Ahmedabad is one the most favorable place in terms of job and business.

Ahmedabad celebrates a wide range of festivals, and the major festivals are Uttrayan, which is celebrated on the 14th and 15th of January and people enjoy the annual kite festival. Navratri is a nine-day festival and is celebrated by performing Gujarati Garba, Diwali is celebrated for 5 days where people light lamps in their houses and enjoy firecrackers, Rath Yatra and many more.

The most popular meal of Ahmedabad is Gujarati thali which consists of Dal, Curry, Roti, Chawal, Shaak, papad and Achar and sweets. Dhokla, Thepla, fafda, maskabun, dhokla are also very popular dishes in the city. Most of the restaurants of the city are vegetarian. The first vegetarian Pizza Hut was opened in Ahmedabad. After 2018, all the Dominos outlets of the city are made vegetarian.

Ahmedabad holds various breathtaking attractions like Iskcon Temple, Jama masjid, Law Garden, Tomb of Ahmedshah and Ahmedshah Mosque, Adalaj Step Well, Science City, Camp Hanuman mandir, Sarkeh Roza, Sabarmati Riverfront, Kankariya Lake, Sabarmati Ashram and many more.

Manek Chowk, which is in the center of the city holds a very important position in the heart of people because of the food stalls which sell local food only in the evening.

The major industries in Ahmedabad are textile and which makes Ahmedabad the second-biggest producer of cotton in India. The major Industries of Ahmedabad come under Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC). All the information on these industries like Name, Phone Number, Address, Name of the key person can be found on Indian Business Pages.