New Delhi, July 9 -- State governments are stepping up efforts to attract Global Capability Centres (GCCs) beyond traditional technology hubs, with senior officials from Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar and Keralam highlighting new policy incentives, infrastructure development and talent availability to position their states as the next destinations for GCC investments.

Speaking at the sidelines of the CII GCC Summit in New Delhi, government representatives told ANI that the next phase of GCC growth in India is expected to expand into tier-II and tier-III cities, supported by dedicated policies, plug-and-play infrastructure and a skilled workforce.

Uttar Pradesh, which already hosts a large GCC ecosystem in Noida, said it is now witnes...