A strong economy, a young workforce, and industries actively shaping how the State builds skills and innovation.
From vaccines to semiconductors, Telangana backs each sector with dedicated policy, ready land and a statutory approval deadline.
By 2047, Telangana aims to become a $3 trillion economy, fuelled by investment, innovation and inclusive growth.
Explore the latest announcements and G.O.s, decisions, developments and moments shaping Telangana’s growth story.
Ranked 2nd in India for innovation, with institutions built to take an idea from prototype to production line.
3,200+ startups and countingTG-iPASS gives every investor a statutory 15-day deadline. Miss it, and approval is deemed granted by law.
How the clock runsTelangana, the youngest and fastest-growing state in India, has a strong and consistent record of supporting business growth. The state offers skilled human resources, developed industrial land, reliable infrastructure, and a stable policy environment to support enterprise establishment and expansion.
TG-iPASS enables enterprises to self-certify and obtain all State approvals with a single application through a single window and limited departmental scrutiny. If no decision is issued within 15 days for mega projects and 30 days for all other enterprises, the approval is deemed to be granted.
The industrial policy and sector-specific policies of the State were framed in consultation with industry. Next generation of policies, including aviation, GCCs, data centres, footwear and lifestyle, textile & apparel, ICT, electronics, and AVGC are underway.
The incentive packages of the State are structured to remain competitive. If an investor receives a more favourable offer from another location, the Government of Telangana will meet or beat that offer. These incentives are provided under the State’s sector-specific policies.
NITI Aayog has ranked Telangana second in the country for innovation and first among the 17 major states in the Performers category. This reflects an environment in which enterprises can access world-class research facilities and institutions such as RICH, TASK, T-Hub, AIKAM, TGIC, etc., besides a skilled workforce and an active startup community.
Telangana has more than 2,000 colleges and over 40 top-tier universities, which provide a continuous supply of skilled graduates. The third annual study by Xpheno in 2026 ranks the State third in the country for net positive talent balance.
Hyderabad has been ranked the most liveable city in India as per the latest Mercer's Quality of Living Index. The ranking showcases the affordability of living, the quality of infrastructure and the ease of movement within the city.
The infrastructure of the State is organised under three major areas: connectivity and logistics, industrial parks, and power & water. Select any area to view the corresponding facilities across the State, and understand how goods travel, where they land, and what keeps the economy moving.
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is the fourth busiest airport in India, and the State is extending regional air connectivity beyond the capital.
The State offers sector-specific industrial parks and large clusters, ranging from the life sciences cluster at Genome Valley to the net-zero greenfield city being developed south of Hyderabad.
The Regional Ring Road, an outer orbital road around Hyderabad, is opening up an outer economic corridor, while the Hybrid Annuity Model (HAM) programme is improving road connectivity across the State.
South Central Railway is headquartered at Secunderabad, and the depots, workshops and a new manufacturing unit that support its operations are located across Telangana.
Freight movement is being organised through dedicated logistics parks, and the State's policy provides for the development of 10 to 12 additional parks.
Thermal generation capacity in the north and east of the State supports continuous industrial power supply, and Telangana records the highest power consumption in the country. The State has also developed one of the largest lift irrigation systems in the world.
Road alignments © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Schematic rail network diagram · not to scale.
Major rivers shown schematically · not to scale.
Outperforms the national average of 8.0%, as per Socio Economic Outlook 2026; Growth of 12% over the revised estimates of 2024-25
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As per latest BRAP (State Ranking) Data released by DPIIT
FICCI report, 2026
Telangana State Industrial Project Approval and Self-Certification System
While several states provide a single window for clearances, Telangana goes further by providing a statutory guarantee of timelines under TG-iPASS. The system, established under the Telangana State Industrial Project Approval and Self-Certification System Act, 2014, recognises the grant of a clearance as 'an entitlement of the applicant'.
If the prescribed period expires without a decision, the approval is deemed granted within 15 days for mega projects and 30 days for all other projects.
A common application is submitted through the single window, and separate applications to individual departments are not required.
All clearances are processed simultaneously, and a cell in the Chief Minister’s Office follows up on any application that is delayed.
The clearance is issued, and if it has not been issued by this date, it is deemed to be granted under the provisions of the law.
Renowned global enterprises have established some of their most important operations in Telangana and have continued to expand them over the years, which reflects their confidence in the State as a location for long-term investment.
…and hundreds more across life sciences, aerospace, financial services, food processing and deep tech.
By the time India completes 100 years of Independence in 2047, Telangana aims to be a $3 trillion economy, with development that reaches all sections of society. The State also aims to double its contribution to the national GDP from 5% to 10% by 2047.
A seven-fold increase in per-capita GSDP through three spatial economies.
Good governance must welcome investments and wealth creation while ensuring social justice and equitable distribution of wealth.
Telangana is building one of the world's most competitive investment destinations, backed by progressive governance, world-class infrastructure and a thriving innovation-driven economy
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