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Telangana, the Youngest state, marches ahead as a torchbearer
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Telangana, the Youngest state, marches ahead as a torchbearer
for the new india of the world.
2020-21 ranking
Telangana, the Youngest state, marches ahead as a torchbearer
for the new india of the world.
Fifth Year in a row
-Mercer's Ranking
Natural & Agricultural Resources
Coal: Telangana is the only state in entire southern India with vast deposits of coal, which is being mined by M/s Singareni collieries company Ltd., a State Public Sector Undertaking.
Granite: Good varieties of granite are available in the districts of Karimnagar, Peddapalli, Jagital, Warangal Urban and Rural, Mahabubabad, Khammam, and Kamareddy. Brown Porphyry, Red Rose, Blue Brown, and Tan Brown are the varieties found in Karimnagar, Peddapalli, and Jagital. Black and Sapphire’s brown are the varieties found in Warangal Rural and Urban, Mahabubabad, and Khammam. Indian Aurora is found in the Kamareddy district.
Lime Stone: The state is also endowed with extensive Limestone deposits in Adilabad, Peddapalli, Mahbubnagar, Nalgonda, Suryapet, Vikarabad and Mancherial districts with total resources of around 7519 million tonnes.
Iron ore: The state has a number of scattered medium-grade iron ore deposits in Bayyaram Reserve Forest and float iron ore deposits in revenue and Patta lands of Mahabubabad, Jayashankar, Jagital, and Warangal Urban districts.
Uranium Ore: There are estimated reserves of 11 million tonnes of uranium ore in Lambapur, Pulicherla, Nammapuran, and Yellapuram villages of Nalgonda district.
Talent Availability: Cost, Quality and Quantity
Telangana has a cluster of high-ranking academic institutions, which have contributed to the state’s leadership in Skilling Rankings.
Top Academic Institutions in Telangana
Name | Students | Category | Ranking Org. | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
BITS Pilani-Hyderabad | 4935 | Engg. | NIRF (Engg’19) | #39 |
IIT Hyderabad
| 2683 | Engg. | NIRF(Engg’20)
| #8 |
IIIT Hyderabad
| 1800 | Engg.
| NIRF(Engg’20)
| #43 |
NIT Warangal | 3355 | Engg.
| NIRF(Engg’20)
| #19 |
University of Hyderabad | 5000 | University | NIRF(University’19) | #4
|
Indian School of Business (ISB) | ~1000 | MBA | QS World Rankings (MBA’18)
| #93 |
NALSAR | ~950 | Law | NIRF(Law’19)
| #3
|
Academic Year: 2019-2020
(Engineering and Technology)
Particular | Students | Faculty | Insitutions |
|---|---|---|---|
UG | 111,790 | 31,661 | 216 |
PG | 19,016 | 1,878 | 163 |
Diploma | 45,725 | 971 | 168 |
State Total | 176,531 | 34,510 | 297 |
Hyderabad Total | ~42,000 | NA | 168 |
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Training Capacity: TASK
(Telangana Academy for Skill and Knowledge)
Highest ESDM Skilling Program in the Country.
TASK was established by the Government of Telangana for enhancing skilling synergy among institutions of Government, Industry & Academia. TASK acts as an umbrella organization, bridging the Talent demand-supply gap across the state.
Recruitment Assistance:
- Provided for the Mega projects, SMEs, the mid-sized & R&D companies under the new ICT policy.
- Minimum annual recruitment of new IT/ITES professionals from colleges located in Telangana to avail this assistance.
Talent Mobility
According to LinkedIn’s workforce reports (H1, H2 – 2018), Hyderabad is both a top choice for preferred city for talent mobility as well as a top source of origin talent to rest of India.
- Hyderabad is the 3rd most preferred destination of immigrant talent after New Delhi and Bangalore.
- Hyderabad origin talent serves as a key contributor of talent to in demand jobs across major talent hubs.
- This indicates a high probability of talent to move back to Hyderabad if right opportunities are made available.
Cost & Attrition Rate
Hyderabad has a relatively less expensive labor pool than compared to other major cities.
Salary Trend: The salary trends in Hyderabad are one of the most attractive for firms planning to set up business or expand their existing business in Hyderabad. When compared to other metro cities, Hyderabad’s salary rates are approximately 10% lesser for typical IT roles and approximately 15-20% lesser when also considering other non-tech roles.
In a city-wise study done by HR consulting firm Kelly Services, it was found that, against a national attrition rate of 16.3%, the attrition rate in Hyderabad was the lowest (11%) when compared with other metro cities: Bengaluru (19%), Delhi (18%), Chennai (15%), Mumbai (14%) and Kolkata (12%).
Water & Power
Energy: Telangana has increased its installed power generation capacity to 16,621 MW from 7,778 MW in 2014 when the State was formed making it one of the fastest growing sectors in the country.
The Telangana government is now gearing up to increase the total capacity to 28,400 MW over the next 4-5 years
2nd highest by installed solar powered capacity. Telangana houses the second-highest installed solar power generation capacity in the country. The state’s solar capacity at the end of 2018 stood at 3,501 MW.
Water: The major rivers passing through the state are the Krishna, the Godavari and their tributaries such as Musi, Manjira, etc. For harnessing the river waters, the government has undertaken 38 irrigation projects, consisting of 22 major irrigation projects, 13 medium irrigation projects, one flood bank, and two modernisations of existing projects.
Flagship Initiatives – Kaleshwaram
Flagship Initiatives – Mission Kakatiya
Address:
INVEST TELANGANA CELL,
Industries and Commerce Department,
3rd Floor, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Telangana Secretariat Rd, Central Secretariat, Khairtabad, Hyderabad, Telangana 500022
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