Revanth Reddy, the Chief Minister of Telangana, recently spoke at the 12th annual meeting of the Public Affairs Forum of India (PAFI) in New Delhi. He invited investors to consider opportunities in Telangana, assuring them of a safe investment climate. Reddy encouraged them to become ambassadors for the state, mentioning the new elevated corridors being built in Hyderabad.
He stressed the role of political determination in effective governance and promised to create opportunities for future generations. Despite being a relatively new state, Telangana and its capital, Hyderabad, hold a significant historical background.
Reddy discussed the Telangana Vision Document-2047, aimed at the state’s holistic growth. He explained that Telangana is divided into core urban, semi-urban, and rural zones, with about one crore people living in the core urban area. Plans are in place to move polluting industries out of the city and transform semi-urban zones into manufacturing hubs.
