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Tumakuru Industrial Smart City (CBIC Tumakuru Node): Master Plan, Phases & Land Use

Tumakuru Industrial Smart City is the CBIC Tumakuru Node — an industrial township being built by KIADB and NICDC/NICDIT at Vasanthanarasapura, about 20 km from Tumakuru city. It is planned across roughly 8,483–8,500 acres in three phases, with only Phase-A now under active construction.

Tumakuru Industrial Smart City — Tumakuru Industrial Smart City (CBIC Tumakuru Node): Master Plan, Phases & Land Use
Total project area≈8,483–8,500 acres (~3,432–3,440 ha) across 15 villages at Vasanthanarasapura
Implementing agenciesKIADB (Karnataka) and NICDIT/NICDC (Centre), via SPV CBIC Tumakuru Industrial Township Limited
SPV incorporated1 November 2018
GoI project approval30 December 2020
Phase-A (priority development) area1,736.20 acres (~702 ha); foundation stone laid 6 Feb 2023
Land transferred to SPV so far1,668.30 acres (as of 31 July 2025)
Phase-A employment/investment target~88,000 jobs and ~₹7,000 crore investment over 5–6 years
Full-node employment/investment (2018 estimate)~2,20,000 jobs and ~₹50,000 crore investment
CorridorChennai–Bengaluru Industrial Corridor (CBIC)

What this page covers

This page covers the Tumakuru Industrial Township — also referred to as the CBIC Tumakuru Node, the Tumakuru Industrial Area, or the Tumakuru Industrial Smart City — being developed at Vasanthanarasapura under the National Industrial Corridor Development Programme. It is not the same body as "Tumakuru Smart City Limited," which is a separate city-retrofitting project for Tumakuru town run under the Government of India's Smart Cities Mission. The industrial township is planned and executed by the Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) together with the National Industrial Corridor Development Corporation (NICDC) and the National Industrial Corridor Development and Implementation Trust (NICDIT), through a joint-venture Special Purpose Vehicle.

Planning horizon and lead agencies

The Government of India, through NICDIT, and the Government of Karnataka, through KIADB, have taken up the development of the Industrial Township at Vasanthanarsapura, spread across 8500 acres in three phases in Tumakuru district through the project Special Purpose Vehicle. The project SPV, CBIC Tumakuru Industrial Township Limited, was incorporated on Nov 01, 2018 in India, and GoI accorded approval for the project on 30th December, 2020.

An earlier (2018) announcement had described a larger land pool: the government had identified a total of 9,629 acres of land in Vasanthanarasapura, Tumakuru which will be used for development of the node. The scope was later firmed up to the current ~8,483–8,500-acre township footprint that is now being master-planned and built out.

Total planned area vs. area developed so far

The full township footprint and the area actually under construction are two very different numbers, and should not be confused:

So, as of mid-2025, only roughly a fifth of the total planned township (around 1,668–1,736 acres out of ~8,483–8,500 acres) has land formally transferred to the SPV or is under active infrastructure construction; the remaining Phase-B and Phase-C land is still to be acquired, notified and developed.

Phasing

Tumakuru Industrial Township, part of the Chennai-Bengaluru Industrial Corridor (CBIC), spans 8,484 acres and is being developed in three phases, with Phase-A covering 1,722 acres. Public documents give Phase-A's area as either 1,722 acres (NICDC) or 1,736.20 acres (PIB/CCEA) — the two figures are close and likely reflect minor boundary/survey adjustments over time.

Construction status on Phase-A: an EPC Contractor has been appointed in February, 2024 and construction of Major Bridges, Road & storm water drain, utility ducts, External Raw water pipeline & STP is in progress. Shri Narendra Modi, Hon'ble Prime Minister, laid the foundation stone of Tumakuru Industrial Township, Karnataka on 6th February, 2023.

Detailed hectare/year breakdowns for Phase-B and Phase-C beyond the priority Phase-A area have not been published in the sources reviewed; official material confirms a three-phase structure for the roughly 8,483–8,500-acre node but does not give firm target years or acreages for Phases B and C individually. An older (2012) KIADB estimate for the same broad Vasanthanarasapura site — from before the CBIC-scale expansion — had described a much smaller three-phase build-out: KIADB had proposed to develop a new industrial area at Vasantha Narasapura in Tumkur district in three phases: 782.22 acre for the first phase, 1,242.19 acre for the second phase and 1,492.16 acre for the third phase. That early phasing has since been superseded by the much larger CBIC-node plan described above.

Land use

No numeric land-use percentage split (e.g., X% industrial, Y% residential) has been published for the Tumakuru node in the documents reviewed. What is confirmed is the mix of uses planned: the project will be a mixed-use development comprising land uses like industrial, institutional, residential, commercial, green spaces etc., making it a completely self-sustainable and resilient smart industrial city. Investors and residents should treat any percentage land-use figures found elsewhere online for this project as unverified until KIADB or NICDC publishes a zoning/land-use table.

Population and employment targets

No official residential population target for the Tumakuru node has been published in the sources reviewed. Employment and investment targets, however, have been stated at two different scales:

These are planning-stage targets tied to eventual full build-out and industry allotment, not guaranteed outcomes.

Planner / consultant

Central technical assistance for CBIC nodes, including Tumakuru, was initially routed through the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor Development Corporation (DMICDC), which has been nominated by Government of India as a nodal agency to give the technical assistance for the development of these nodes. On the ground, KIADB is the state executing agency, and a project-specific SPV (CBIC Tumakuru Industrial Township Limited) manages implementation. For the Phase-A activation area, an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) tender for Phase 1 activation area has been issued, and a Project Management Consultant (PMC) has been appointed — the named firm has not been disclosed in the public sources checked. KIADB has also separately invited empanelment of architecture, structural engineering and town-planning consultants for its projects generally, which may include future Tumakuru work.

Where to find the official documents

No single consolidated "master plan PDF" for the Tumakuru node was locatable as a direct public download at the time of research (July 2026). The most authoritative places to check are:

Note: the separate Tumakuru Smart City Limited website (under the Smart Cities Mission) covers city-area retrofitting projects, not this industrial township, and should not be confused with the CBIC/NICDC master plan.

Development phases

Phase A (priority development area)Foundation laid Feb 2023; construction ongoing as of July 20251,722–1,736.20 acres (~697–702 ha); ~88,000 jobs and ~₹7,000 crore investment targeted over 5–6 yearsPhase B & Phase CTimeline not yet officially detailedRemaining balance of the ~8,483–8,500-acre total (roughly 6,750–6,780 acres); acreage/year splits not published

Frequently asked questions

Is Tumakuru Industrial Smart City the same as Tumakuru Smart City?

No. Tumakuru Industrial Smart City (the CBIC Tumakuru Node) is an industrial township at Vasanthanarasapura run by KIADB and NICDC/NICDIT. Tumakuru Smart City Limited is a separate Smart Cities Mission project for retrofitting Tumakuru town itself.

How big is the Tumakuru Industrial Smart City master plan area?

Official documents describe a total project area of around 8,483–8,500 acres (roughly 3,432–3,440 hectares) across 15 villages at Vasanthanarasapura, to be developed in three phases.

How much of the planned area is actually developed as of now?

As of 31 July 2025, about 1,668.30 acres of land had been transferred to the project SPV, and Phase-A (about 1,722–1,736 acres) is under active construction; the rest of the township (Phase B and C) is still to be developed.

What are the jobs and investment targets?

Phase-A alone is targeted to create about 88,000 jobs and attract roughly ₹7,000 crore in investment over 5–6 years. Across the full node, an earlier 2018 estimate put the potential at about 2,20,000 jobs and ₹50,000 crore in investment.

Is there a published land-use percentage breakdown (industrial vs residential vs commercial)?

Not in the documents reviewed. Officials describe the project as mixed-use, covering industrial, institutional, residential, commercial and green-space uses, but no percentage split has been published.

Who is developing the Tumakuru node?

It is a joint central-state effort: the Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) and the National Industrial Corridor Development Corporation (NICDC)/NICDIT, working through the project SPV, CBIC Tumakuru Industrial Township Limited, incorporated on 1 November 2018.

Where can I see the official master plan documents?

Check NICDC's project page for Tumakuru, KIADB's official website, PIB press releases on project milestones, and NICDC's periodic status/DMU reports — a single downloadable master-plan PDF was not publicly located at the time of writing.

Sources

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