Textiles are among the most employment-intensive parts of Indian manufacturing, which is why an expected 3 lakh jobs per park — one lakh direct and two lakh indirect — carries more policy weight than the outlay figure. The progress numbers in this reply are the ones worth reading closely, because scheme announcements and scheme delivery often diverge. Full land acquisition at all seven sites and environmental clearance for every park are the two steps that most commonly stall industrial projects for years, and both are reported complete. The gap between Rs 13,537 crore of finalised detailed project reports and Rs 68,590 crore of investment interest is also instructive: interest is a statement of intent, not committed capital, so the ratio indicates appetite rather than achievement. The state-wise spread shows where that appetite is concentrated — Madhya Pradesh alone accounts for close to Rs 20,000 crore of it, while Karnataka sits at Rs 1,700 crore.