Noida: Four companies have shown interest in setting up units off the Yamuna Expressway, senior UP government officials said on Monday, a day after chief minister Yogi Adity-anath met CEOs and representatives of top bike and tyre manufacturers at the Invest UP conclave held on Sunday on the sidelines of the inaugural edition of MotoGP Bharat at the Buddh International Circuit.Representatives of some of the companies present at the conclave were Red Bull, Shell, KTM, Ducati, Honda, Yamaha Motors, American Racing, BMW, Amazon, DHL and Petronas. Jorge Viegas, president of Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) — the international governing body for motorcycle racing — and Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of Dorna — which owns the commercial rights for MotoGP — were also present. Calling UP the fastest-growing economy in the country, the CM urged CEOs to invest in the state. There is immense possibility to invest in the automobile and sports sector, he said. On Monday, Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority CEO Arun Vir Singh said four companies — Ducati, Dunlop, Yamaha and MRF — had expressed interest in investing in the district. We held preliminary talks with officials of the four companies. They said they would send their representatives in the next 10 days. They will see the site and prepare a report for their respective companies. If everything goes well, then the companies will move ahead to set up industries, the CEO said.We also published the following articles recentlyMotoGP traffic advisory: Which vehicles are banned on Noida-Greater Noida and Yamuna expresswayThe Gautam Buddh Nagar police have revised the traffic advisory on the movement of goods carriers on expressways in Noida and Greater Noida. The revised advisory states that the no-entry order will be enforced from 6 am to 12 pm and from 3 pm to 10 pm from Friday to Monday. However, vehicles carrying essential items like milk, vegetables, and medicines are exempted from these restrictions. The advisory was issued due to the Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show and the MotoGP race taking place in Greater Noida. Violation of the order will be punishable under the Police Act 1861.MotoGP: Jorge Martin wins sprint race at Indian Grand PrixJorge Martin claimed victory in the historic debut of the Indian MotoGP, leading from the start and narrowing the gap on championship leader Francesco Bagnaia. Martin, riding for Ducati-Pramac, started second but quickly took the lead after pole-sitter Marco Bezzecchi suffered a mishap. Bagnaia finished in second place, while Marc Marquez completed the podium. The race was shortened due to high temperatures, and several riders, including Alex Marquez, were unable to finish due to wet patches on the course.UP CM Yogi Adityanath watches Noida MotoGPs final race, presents trophyChief Minister Yogi Adityanath attended the final race of the MotoGP in Greater Noida and presented the trophy to the winner, Marco Bezzecchi. Union sports and youth affairs minister Anurag Thakur and Union minister for petroleum and natural gas Hardeep Singh Puri also watched the race finale. It was the first time MotoGP was held in India. Before the race, the CM met with the Haryana Textile Association and a farmers delegation, assuring them that their issues would be resolved promptly.

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