Amazon plans Rs 2,000 crore India investment in 2025 to create jobs, boost infra

Almost everyone in India knows Amazon. Not just city folks, but rural residents too rely on Amazon's timely deliveries. Now, Amazon plans to expand its reach in India, boosting infrastructure in hundreds of villages and creating thousands of rural jobs.

Amazon announced a Rs 2,000 crore investment this year to improve logistics, support workers, and develop new technologies.

Amazon's new fulfillment centers, sortation hubs, and distribution network will create thousands of jobs across several states. The 'Smbhav Venture Fund' will increase investments in startups and small businesses, boosting private and rural sector growth.

Amazon plans to distribute and export Rs 6.66 lakh crore worth of goods from India by 2030. This creates global market access for clothing, textiles, handmade jewelry, Ayurvedic/herbal products, and digital devices, especially benefiting rural producers and MSMEs.

New fulfillment and delivery centers will be located near major cities, boosting rural employment. Economists predict jobs in packing, loading, and delivery, offering opportunities even for those without formal education. Safe working conditions will also create good jobs for women.

• Safe working conditions and welfare programs will improve rural living standards.
• Internet and digital devices will create jobs in skill development and customer service.
• Infrastructure will improve with new connecting roads, buildings, and warehouses.

These investments have the potential to transform Indian villages into world-class economic hubs.