TG-iPASS
A statutory 15-day clearance. Miss the deadline and approval is deemed granted, the only law of its kind in India.
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’s advantage lies in what happens between its key sectors – laboratories and manufacturing, technology and life sciences, talent and innovation, infrastructure and enterprise. The same ecosystem that powers pharma can enable defence, while the talent that drives chip design can accelerate digital health.
Each of the 14 sectors is backed by its own policy, its own land and the same statutory clearance deadline. Select one to see what is made here, what is already on the ground, and where to go next.
The reason the sectors above are worth reading together is that they are built on the same foundations, and an investor in any of them meets the same machinery.
A statutory 15-day clearance. Miss the deadline and approval is deemed granted, the only law of its kind in India.
India’s largest land bank, serviced and allotted through a single window rather than assembled parcel by parcel.
Surplus generation and round-the-clock industrial supply, with tariffs rationalised for new categories such as EV charging.
The third-largest talent pool in India, and universities and national laboratories that feed several sectors at once.
An award-winning international airport, the Outer Ring Road, and industrial corridors running to every coast.