Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is a demarcated area of land that provides impetus to both manufacturing and service sectors with the primary objective of boosting exports. SEZs typically feature liberal tax laws and economic policies. Such zones have generated significant interest in developing countries, demonstrating sharp increase in international trade and economic activity. In the past, SEZs in India too have helped in employment generation with almost 1.8 million people being employed by SEZ units in the country.