The Bangalore-Chennai Industrial Corridor (BCIC) is a proposed industrial corridor in southern India, spanning approximately 560 kilometres between Bangalore (Karnataka) and Chennai (Tamil Nadu). The corridor aims to boost economic growth, improve infrastructure, and increase industrial development in the region.

Key Features:
1. Infrastructure Development: Upgradation of existing roads, railways, ports, and airports, as well as development of new infrastructure projects.
2. Industrial Clusters: Establishment of specialized industrial zones, such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, and pharmaceuticals.
3. Investment Opportunities: Encouragement of domestic and international investments, with attractive policies and incentives.
4. Job Creation: Generation of employment opportunities in various sectors.

Benefits:
1. Economic Growth: Boosts economic development in the region, increasing GDP and per capita income.
2. Improved Connectivity: Enhances transportation networks, reducing logistics costs and increasing efficiency.
3. Increased Competitiveness: Supports the growth of industries, making them more competitive globally.
4. Diversified Economy: Fosters diversification of the regional economy, reducing dependence on a single sector.