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 runsCM Revanth Reddy addresses teachers who completed study tours in Finland and Germany, urging a shift toward skill-based, globally benchmarked education.
Telangana and Thuringia sign an MoU on skills and technology; CM proposes a German Language Training Hub in Hyderabad.
CM Revanth Reddy meets Harvard Kennedy School faculty to explore collaboration on education reform and skill development.
Cisco’s Guy Diedrich praises Telangana’s TASK and Young India Skills University partnership at WEF 2026 in Davos.
Minister Sridhar Babu launches the Pathway to Taiwan programme with Realtek, Logitech and Taiwanese universities at T-Works.
Telangana signs an MoU with Australia’s Deakin University to set up a first-of-its-kind AI Centre of Excellence at the upcoming AI University.
Minister Sridhar Babu reviews the Young India Skills University campus at ESCI Gachibowli and charts a vision for industry-ready graduates.
Konam Foundation partners with the state to provide free AI-driven skill training for government school students in Nalgonda.
Telangana signs an MoU with Singapore’s Institute of Technical Education for skills development partnership.