Mohit Bansal shared two key insights that continue to shape his perspective:
1. Industrial Parks are the true game-changers.
In today’s landscape, compliance with environmental norms and regulatory standards — from ETPs and STPs to power clearances — is non-negotiable. Smart Industrial Parks simplify all of this by offering centralized facilities, reliable power, and plug-and-play infrastructure.
This lets businesses focus on what they do best — production — while improving productivity, compliance, and overall efficiency. Across several states, particularly in the South and Uttar Pradesh, industries are choosing such parks for precisely this reason. Industrial parks are not just land parcels; they are engines of regional growth.
2. Mohali’s real advantage lies in IT and Talent.
While not a port city, Mohali holds something equally powerful — access and people. With its IT city located minutes from the airport, affordable real estate compared to metros like Bangalore or Hyderabad, and a deep talent pool, Mohali stands out as a prime destination for tech growth in North India.
When infrastructure, skill development, and smart real estate planning come together, Mohali can become the next major tech and innovation hub.
Mohit Bansal summed it up with two simple principles:
• Solve the fundamentals first — infrastructure, environment, and utilities.
• Build around people — because talent and affordability ultimately define sustainable markets.
As he concluded, “If you’re a policymaker, developer, or investor — let’s collaborate to turn policy into projects and projects into livelihoods.”
