New Delhi - Gaya, Koparthy and Orvakal may have hogged the limelight due to the focus on packages for Bihar and Andhra Pradesh in the Union budget, but others, including those in opposition-governed states, are part of the Centre’s latest push to create new industrial hubs.

From Punjab and Haryana to Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Telangana and Maharashtra, govt has identified 12 locations for new industrial cities along freight and highway corridors, Rajesh Kumar Singh, secretary for industrial promotion and internal trade, said.

Govt has come under attack from opposition parties for “favouring” Bihar and . . .