State of Haryana – Product and Sourcing
Haryana, one of India’s most industrially advanced and agriculturally prosperous states, plays a vital role in strengthening the nation’s economy. Strategically located in the National Capital Region (NCR), Haryana serves as a major manufacturing and export hub, housing world-class industrial clusters in Gurugram, Faridabad, Panipat, Sonipat, and Ambala. The state contributes significantly to India’s automobile, engineering, textiles, and IT sectors, with Gurugram alone emerging as a global center for automotive and IT services. In agriculture, Haryana has been a key contributor to India’s food security through its high productivity in rice, wheat, and dairy products—earning it the title of “Green Land of India.” The state’s emphasis on rural development, industrial modernization, and ease of doing business has attracted substantial domestic and foreign investment. With its One District One Product (ODOP) initiatives and focus on export-oriented industries, Haryana continues to bolster India’s manufacturing strength and export competitiveness, making it a crucial pillar in the country’s economic growth story.
District Map of Haryana
Haryana does not have any seaports, but it has several inland container depots (ICDs) that serve as hubs for exports, including Panchi Gujaran in Sonepat, Garhi Harsaru in Gurgaon, Rewari, and Patli. From these ICDs, cargo is transported to major Indian seaports like Mundra, Nhava Sheva, and Kandla for international export.