TELANGANA: Telangana Summit Seals ₹1.88 Lakh Crore Deals on Day One
The Telangana Rising Global Summit 2025 burst onto the scene at Bharat Future City in Kandukur Mandal, drawing over 1,000 delegates from 44 nations on its opening day.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and Governor Jishnu Dev Varma set the tone with talks on the Vision 2047 blueprint, aiming for a $3 trillion economy by mid-century.
In a whirlwind of handshakes, the state locked in 35 major MoUs totaling Rs.1.88 lakh crore, a single-day haul that cements Telangana’s spot as India’s next growth dynamo.
For locals in Rangareddy district, this isn’t abstract policy; it’s the hum of new factories and labs that could lift families from fields to front offices.
The air buzzed with promise, from tech whizzes to steel barons, all eyeing Hyderabad’s skyline as their launchpad.
Deep Tech Takes the Lead
At the forefront, deep technology snagged Rs.75,000 crore in pledges, fueling AI hubs and data vaults that could redefine India’s digital backbone.
TCS and TPG’s Rs.70,000 crore hypervault data center project headlines the pack, promising cutting-edge storage for global firms.
Aqylon Nexus and North Star Opportunities chipped in Rs.850 crore for AI-driven initiatives, blending smarts with sustainability.
These deals whisper of quieter revolutions: coders in quiet suburbs crafting code that powers the world, turning Telangana into a silicon sibling to Bangalore.
Green Energy’s Giant Leap
Renewable energy drew Rs.39,700 crore, with green power plays underscoring the state’s eco-ambitions.
Adani Group’s Rs.2,500 crore, 48 MW green data center anchors the charge, while O2 Power and Greenko add muscle through solar and wind ventures.
Hydrogen innovators like Sohhytech and Akshat Greentech pledged Rs 8,000 crore combined, eyeing clean fuel breakthroughs.
Imagine sun-drenched panels dotting the Deccan plateau, not just generating watts but jobs for villagers trained in tomorrow’s trades. It’s energy as an equalizer, bridging rural roots with urban glow.
Aerospace and Defense Soar High
The aerospace and defense sectors soared with Rs.19,350 crore, spotlighting self-reliance in skies and space.
Safran and DRDO partners like Skyroot and Dhruva Space fuel rocket R&D, while Adani’s UAV park in Hyderabad pioneers drone tech for military and markets alike.
Foxconn’s Rs.1,000 crore phase-two expansion ties into avionics assembly, creating precision hubs.
For young engineers dreaming of stars, these pacts mean apprenticeships in hangars where ideas take flight, literally reshaping borders with homegrown wings.
Aviation and Manufacturing Momentum
GMR Group’s Rs.15,000 crore aviation infusion targets airport upgrades and cargo wings, easing Hyderabad’s role as a southern gateway.
Manufacturing clocked Rs.13,500 crore, with Mahindra’s Rs.400 crore plant expansion and Hyundai’s Rs.800 crore test track in Zaheerabad leading the line.
Unilever’s new facility and Kaynes’ electronics push add layers to this industrial tapestry.
Picture assembly lines humming with local hands, where a farmer’s son bolts together tomorrow’s EVs, weaving personal stories into economic fabric.
Steel and Textiles Thread the Needle
Steel commitments hit Rs.7,000 crore, spearheaded by Krishna Power Utilities’ Rs.5,000 crore integrated plant, flanked by Ultra Bright and Rain Cements for foundational builds.
Textiles wrapped up Rs.4,000 crore, with Seetharam Spinners’ Rs.3,000 crore unit and Solapur Telangana Association fostering fabric innovation.
These sectors ground the glamour in grit: steelworkers forging beams for Future City towers and weavers threading threads that clothe global wardrobes, each stitch a step toward shared prosperity.
A Vision Rooted in Real Lives
As Day One wraps, Industries Minister D. Sridhar Babu hailed the CURE-PURE-RARE model for balanced growth, from urban cores to rural edges.
With skills MoUs like TOMCOM’s overseas job pacts and 13 ITI upgrades, the summit eyes 7 lakh new roles.
Yet, beyond balance sheets, it’s the spark in a trainee’s eye or a family’s first factory paycheck that truly measures success.
This cascade of crores isn’t just ink on paper; it’s Telangana betting on its people to rise, one bold partnership at a time.