PCAIT, Delhi CM discuss ICT growth & Nehru Place revamp plan
In a remarkable move towards strengthening Delhi’s ICT (Information and Communication Technology) ecosystem, a delegation from PCAIT (Progressive Channels Association of Information Technology), led by its President, Alok Gupta, met Delhi CM, Rekha Gupta, on July 3, 2025. The meeting aimed to discuss the growth of ICT in the national capital and revamp plan for Nehru Place, a prominent IT hub in Delhi.
The PCAIT delegation highlighted the need for revitalization of Nehru Place, which has been a hub for IT and ITES companies in Delhi for decades. The area has seen a significant decline in its infrastructure and amenities over the years, leading to a decline in its business activity. The delegation requested the Delhi CM to declare Nehru Place as a Zero Plastic Zone, which would help in maintaining the cleanliness and hygiene of the area.
The meeting was attended by top officials from the Delhi government, including the Chief Secretary, Finance Secretary, and Transport Secretary. The PCAIT delegation also included representatives from various IT companies, including HP, Dell, and Lenovo.
During the meeting, the PCAIT delegation emphasized the importance of ICT in Delhi’s economy and its potential to create jobs and drive economic growth. They also highlighted the need for a robust infrastructure to support the growth of ICT in the city. The delegation requested the Delhi CM to provide necessary support to the ICT industry, including tax incentives, subsidies, and infrastructure development.
The Delhi CM, Rekha Gupta, appreciated the efforts of PCAIT and the ICT industry in Delhi and assured them of her government’s support. She emphasized the importance of sustainable development and the need to reduce plastic waste in the city. She also assured the delegation that her government would consider their request to declare Nehru Place as a Zero Plastic Zone.
The meeting was a significant step towards strengthening the ICT ecosystem in Delhi and revitalizing Nehru Place. The Delhi government has already taken several initiatives to promote the ICT industry in the city, including setting up of a dedicated IT park and providing tax incentives to IT companies.
PCAIT has been at the forefront of promoting the ICT industry in Delhi and has been working closely with the Delhi government to identify solutions to the challenges faced by the industry. The association has been instrumental in promoting the growth of the ICT industry in Delhi and has been working towards creating a favorable business environment for IT companies in the city.
The meeting between PCAIT and the Delhi CM is a significant step towards strengthening the ICT ecosystem in Delhi and revitalizing Nehru Place. The Delhi government’s support to the ICT industry is expected to create new opportunities for IT companies in the city and drive economic growth.
In conclusion, the meeting between PCAIT and the Delhi CM is a significant step towards strengthening the ICT ecosystem in Delhi and revitalizing Nehru Place. The Delhi government’s support to the ICT industry is expected to create new opportunities for IT companies in the city and drive economic growth.
