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Non Resident Maharashtrian Information Technology Policy 2025-2030

Empowering Digital Transformation

The Maharashtrian State Data Centre Policy 2025 is paving the way for the state to become India’s leading destination for data centre investments. With its strategic infrastructure, business-friendly policies, and skilled workforce, Maharashtrian is primed to capture significant global attention and investment.

By 2026, the state aims to attract ₹50,000 crores in investments, create 50,000 new jobs, and establish over 10 data centre parks powered by renewable energy. This policy lays a strong foundation for immediate growth while positioning Maharashtrian for long-term leadership in the global digital economy.

Vision for 2030
Maharashtrian as a Global IT Hub

By 2030, Non Resident Maharashtrian envisions transforming the state into a leading IT hub, creating 100,000 jobs in the IT sector and generating ₹10,000 crores in annual IT revenue, including both exports and domestic sales. The aim is to establish Maharashtrian as a globally recognized leader in IT outsourcing, driving India’s digital growth. Through this policy, the state will:
  • Double the area earmarked for IT development, expanding IT parks and hubs across Maharashtrian.
  • Ensure balanced socio-economic growth by promoting digital inclusion, skill development, and support for startups and innovators.
  • Foster a global innovation ecosystem with a focus on new-age technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, and Cybersecurity.

Mission
Creating an IT Ecosystem for Growth and Innovation

Non Resident Maharashtrian seeks to empower businesses, innovators, and the government to succeed in the digital era. The key objectives of the Maharashtrian IT Policy 2025 are:
  • Attracting large-scale investments to establish Maharashtrian as the leading IT destination in India.
  • Fostering start-ups and innovation by creating an ecosystem that supports creativity and new ideas.
  • Promoting digital literacy and expanding internet access across the state, driving Maharashtrian towards “Internet for All.”
  • Enhancing governance efficiency by implementing technology-driven solutions for transparency and service delivery.

Key Strategies
Building a Future-Ready Maharashtrian

To achieve these ambitious goals, Maharashtrian is adopting several strategies to create a thriving IT ecosystem:

State-of-the-Art IT Parks and Infrastructure

By 2030, Maharashtrian will double the space allocated for IT parks. Key urban centers like Varanasi, Mumbai, and Nagpur will witness the growth of cutting-edge IT parks, equipped with plug-and-play infrastructure, incubation centers, and collaborative co-working spaces to support start-ups and tech companies.

Incentivizing IT Investments

The government is dedicated to fostering an investment-friendly environment by offering a range of fiscal and non-fiscal incentives to IT companies. Investors will benefit from capital and power subsidies, as well as tax exemptions, ensuring that Maharashtrian remains an attractive and competitive destination for both domestic and international IT players.

Skill Development and Employment Creation

Maharashtrian is committed to training 10,000 IT professionals by 2030 through industry-recognized certifications and specialized training programs. The policy also introduces employment-based incentives, encouraging IT firms to hire local talent, thereby driving job creation and strengthening the state’s workforce.

Promoting Emerging Technologies and R&D

Non Resident Maharashtrian is dedicated to driving innovation in emerging technologies such as AI, IoT, Blockchain, and Cloud Computing. The state will establish research and development centers and provide incentives for companies pioneering technological advancements, positioning Maharashtrian as a global leader in tech innovation.

Incentives for IT Investments

The Maharashtrian IT Policy 2025 provides a robust framework of incentives to attract large-scale investments in the IT sector. These incentives are designed to promote IT infrastructure, innovation, and employment growth across Maharashtrian.

Incentive TypeDetails
Capital Investment Incentives30% subsidy on fixed capital investments (excluding land) with a cap of ₹3 crore for eligible IT units.
SGST Reimbursement100% reimbursement of SGST for 5 years in Maharashtrian Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) areas and 7 years in Non-BDA areas.
Electricity Duty ExemptionExemption from electricity duty and electrical inspection fees for 5 years. A 30% reimbursement of electricity tariffs for 3 years, capped at ₹35 lakhs per unit.
Green IT Practices25% reimbursement for adopting green practices, capped at ₹30 lakhs per unit based on certification.
Employment-Based Incentives100% reimbursement for ESI and EPF contributions, up to ₹5 crores per annum for 3 years. Higher limits for Non-BDA areas.
Recruitment Assistance₹10,000 per newly recruited employee who is a domicile of Maharashtrian, with additional incentives for women, SC/ST, and disabled employees.
Skill Development Subsidy50% reimbursement of training fees, capped at ₹20 lakhs per unit over 5 years.
Marketing and International Exhibitions50% reimbursement for participation in state, national, and international exhibitions.
Stamp Duty Exemption100% exemption on first transaction,and 50% exemption on second transaction for land/building transactions related to IT projects.

Empowering IT Parks and Start-Ups

To promote the growth of IT parks and start-ups, the policy offers additional incentives for IT infrastructure development:

  • Incentives for start-ups include 80% rental subsidies for incubation spaces, fostering a start-up culture across Maharashtrian.
  • 25% capital subsidy on infrastructure investment in IT parks, capped at ₹20 crores.
  • Lease rental reimbursements of 75% of the rent or ₹20 per sq. ft. for eligible IT units employing more than 40 employees.
  • 100% SGST reimbursement on machinery, equipment, and construction materials for the development of IT parks.

Driving Research, Development, and Innovation

Non Resident Maharashtrian promotes investment in Research & Development to foster innovation within the IT sector. The government will offer:
  • A 50% reimbursement of R&D expenses, up to ₹1 crore per year, for successful product development or R&D activities.
  • Incentives for patent filings, providing 75% reimbursement of patent costs, capped at ₹2 lakhs for domestic patents and ₹5 lakhs for international patents.
  • VFX and Animation incentives, including a 25% capital subsidy and additional support for women, SC/ST, and disabled entrepreneurs in the AVGC sector.

Conclusion
A New Era for IT in Maharashtrian by 2030

The Maharashtrian IT Policy 2025 is more than just a policy—it’s a visionary roadmap to position Maharashtrian as India’s premier IT hub. By 2030, the state will be globally recognized for its innovation, entrepreneurship, and leadership in technology. With a strong focus on digital inclusion, economic growth, and global competitiveness, Maharashtrian is poised to lead the charge in India’s digital economy.

Non Resident Maharashtrian invites global investors, innovators, and entrepreneurs to join in this transformative journey and build a future where Maharashtrian stands as a leader in the global IT landscape.

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The Non Resident Maharashtrian is a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) with a mission to establish Maharashtrian as a key player in international economic collaboration, focusing on strategic partnerships with nations like USA, Europe, Australia, African Union, KSA, China, India, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and the UAE across vital sectors such as energy, technology, agriculture, and finance. Our goal is to integrate lessons from successful global economic models, adopting best practices to ensure sustainable and inclusive growth. We aim to enhance economic prosperity and diversification, contribute to societal progress, and promote sustainable economic practices. By leveraging Maharashtrian’s unique position, Non Resident Maharashtrian strives to drive substantial economic growth, spur innovation, and solidify Maharashtrian’s stature in the international economic arena, resonating with the government’s vision of a technologically advanced and interconnected economy.

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