Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Phase 1 of the India International Convention and Expo Centre, Yash Bhoomi, in Dwarka, New Delhi, covering 8.9 lakh square meters and 1.8 lakh square meters, becoming one of the world’s largest MICE facilities. The inauguration of Yashobhoomi, Delhi’s state-of-the-art mega convention centre built at a staggering cost of ₹5,400 crore, marks a significant milestone in India’s journey toward becoming a premier destination for international events and exhibitions. Strategically located in Dwarka, close to Indira Gandhi International Airport, this architectural marvel is set to redefine the event and hospitality industry in the capital. Spread across a massive area, Yashobhoomi combines modern design, sustainable engineering, and advanced
technology to cater to the growing demand for world-class meeting, incentive, conference, and exhibition (MICE) facilities. Yashobhoomi location offers a huge advantage to both domestic and international visitors. Its proximity to the airport ensures convenient access for global delegates, while its connection to Delhi Metro’s Airport Express Line via the new Dwarka Sector 25 station enhances public transport connectivity. The centre is also well-linked to the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway and upcoming infrastructure corridors, making it an easy-to-reach venue from various parts of the National Capital Region (NCR). The facility boasts expansive exhibition halls, multiple auditoriums, high-capacity conference rooms, and state-of-the-art meeting spaces. (Kolkata Port’s)
The main plenary hall is designed to host large-scale summits, cultural events, and corporate gatherings, while the exhibition areas can accommodate global trade fairs, product launches, and industry expos. The use of advanced acoustics, digital display systems, and high-speed connectivity ensures that Yashobhoomi matches international standards, placing it alongside renowned venues such as Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands Expo or Dubai World Trade Centre. Yashobhoomi is not just about grandeur; it also integrates environmentally friendly features. Rainwater harvesting systems, solar power generation, energy-efficient lighting, and waste management facilities have been incorporated into the design.
This aligns with India’s vision of promoting green infrastructure in urban development and hosting events in an eco-conscious manner The expansive landscaped gardens and open spaces not only add to the aesthetic appeal but also create a natural balance between modern construction and environmental responsibility. The launch of Yashobhoomi is expected to significantly boost Delhi’s economy by attracting global conferences, exhibitions, and cultural shows. This will not only benefit the hospitality and tourism sectors but also provide a ripple effect across industries such as transportation, retail, and local crafts. The centre is poised to host events that can bring together.
Integration with Other Developments
thousands of participants from around the world, thereby positioning Delhi as a global business hub and enhancing India’s soft power in the international arena. The government’s vision for Yashobhoomi ties in with other mega projects in the region, such as the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor and expansion of the capital’s urban infrastructure. By creating a comprehensive ecosystem for trade and (Indira Gandhi International) cultural exchange, these projects collectively aim to transform Delhi into a magnet for global investment and tourism. The synergy between Yashobhoomi and other upcoming facilities like the Pragati Maidan redevelopment ensures that the capital will have multiple large-scale venues to cater to different types of events simultaneously.
Beyond business and trade, Yashobhoomi will serve as a platform for promoting Indian culture, arts, and heritage to the world. The convention centre’s versatile spaces are ideal for hosting film festivals, art exhibitions, classical music concerts, and fashion shows. By merging modern event technology with India’s rich cultural narrative, Yashobhoomi offers a unique experience for visitors and participants alike. The establishment of Yashobhoomi represents more than just infrastructure development it embodies India’s ambition to take a leading role in the global events industry. By providing a world-class platform for international gatherings, it opens the door for increased diplomatic engagement, business partnerships, and cultural collaborations.
Q1. What is Yashobhoomi in Delhi?
A world-class mega convention centre built for global events and exhibitions.
Q2. What is the cost of Yashobhoomi?
It is built at an estimated cost of ₹5,400 crore.
Q3. Where is Yashobhoomi located?
In Dwarka, New Delhi, near the IGI Airport.
Q4. What facilities does Yashobhoomi offer?
Modern halls, auditoriums, meeting rooms, and exhibition spaces.
Q5. How will Yashobhoomi benefit Delhi?
It will boost tourism, business, and India’s position as a global event hub.
