However, Telangana’s stunning rise also reveals uneven growth. While cities like Hyderabad have benefited greatly, many rural and semi-urban areas still lag behind. Experts say that wealth and opportunities remain concentrated in limited regions and among specific groups.

Data suggests that agriculture, small industries, and informal workers have not gained as much from the State’s growth story. Employment generation has not kept pace with economic expansion. Rising living costs in urban areas have also added pressure on lower-income families.

Economists and policy experts say the next phase of development must focus on inclusive growth. They suggest stronger welfare policies, better rural infrastructure, skill development, and support for small businesses.

The State government faces the challenge of balancing rapid growth with social equity. Analysts say spreading the benefits of development across all districts will determine the long-term success of Telangana’s growth model.

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Dr. Nori stated that Vision 2047 will help Telangana compete globally. He appreciated ongoing efforts to improve healthcare and the quality of life. He mentioned that new investments will support public health infrastructure and create long-term benefits for citizens. He also said Telangana has strong potential to emerge as a global leader in cancer treatment.

Furthermore, he praised the state for attracting global giants to Hyderabad and Future City. He said the summit proved Telangana’s ability to position itself as India’s innovation hub. He also noted that the state can grow into a global centre for human-resource development with continued forward-focused policies.

Dr. Nori concluded that the summit strengthened Telangana’s international image. He expressed confidence that sustained reforms will push the state toward rapid growth and global competitiveness.

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Representatives from 44 countries and over 2,000 distinguished guests were present. The summit venue was designed with modern facilities to host discussions on development and investment. Several international organisations and business leaders joined the event to explore opportunities in Telangana.

Before the official inauguration, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy unveiled the digital statue of Telangana Thalli. He also reviewed the stalls set up across the venue and offered suggestions to officials. Various departments showcased innovations and initiatives related to governance and technology.

The Chief Minister is expected to present the government’s focus on administration, investment potential and policy support. He will also outline the state’s Vision 2047 and the Bharat Future City master plan. With global participation and strategic discussions, the summit is expected to highlight Telangana’s growth roadmap.

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Kishan claimed the Chief Minister was speaking out of frustration, fearing a possible defeat in the upcoming by-election. He predicted that the Congress Party would lose in Jubilee Hills and alleged that Revanth Reddy’s criticism of the Prime Minister and BJP was baseless. The Minister demanded that the CM stop making false allegations against the Centre and focus on governance.

He further slammed Revanth for claiming that BJP and BRS were secretly working together. Kishan reminded that similar propaganda was spread during the Parliamentary elections. He said no one in Telangana fears Revanth Reddy and that the Centre’s support for state development doesn’t need his certification.

Kishan also alleged that Congress and BRS had reached an understanding in Delhi. He challenged Revanth to provide evidence if he truly believed BJP and BRS were allies, warning against irresponsible political statements.

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The report also ranked Telangana among the top 10 states in financial services, real estate, ownership dwelling, professional services, and other key service sectors. The state stood ninth in financial services, sixth in real estate, seventh in trade and repair, ninth in hotels and restaurants, and eighth in transport and storage.

Telangana’s service sector contributes nearly 60% to its economy, reflecting a digitally driven model centred around Hyderabad’s IT and startup ecosystem. Real estate and professional services alone account for 34.1%, driven by innovation corridors and rapid urban growth.

Trade and hospitality sectors grew 20.8% in 2023–24, indicating post-pandemic recovery. The report said Telangana’s services share in Gross State Value Added rose from 52.8% in 2011–12 to 62.4% in 2023–24, surpassing the national average.

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The layouts include plots with essential facilities like roads, electricity, water, drainage, and internet. To ease transportation, these zones are located close to major highways. Entrepreneurs can buy allotted plots at rates fixed by TSIIC depending on the market value in each district. Currently, 3,068 plots remain vacant across 23 districts, covering 7.87 crore square meters of land.

Vacancies are highest in Vikarabad with 694 plots and 57.8 lakh sq. meters. Siddipet has 674 plots, Jangaon 424, Kamareddy 224, Sangareddy 157, Ranga Reddy 141, Warangal 128, and Nagarkurnool 108. The remaining 15 districts together have 523 available plots.

However, some companies allotted land have not yet begun operations. Firms like Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata, Faraday, White Gold Integrated Spintex, and several pharma companies received land but have not started activities. Authorities expect industries to utilize the plots soon.

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Addressing entrepreneurs, researchers, and policymakers, Reddy praised Hyderabad’s strong position in MedTech and life sciences. He assured full state support for startups, data-driven research, and healthcare innovations. “Hyderabad is emerging as a leader in research and entrepreneurship. Telangana will back every initiative that strengthens this growth,” he said.

The Chief Minister projected that Telangana would become a $1 trillion economy by 2034 and a $3 trillion economy by 2047. He stressed the need for deeper collaboration among industries, academia, and startups to accelerate innovation and sustain long-term development.

The event showcased India’s rising role in global healthcare. With Hyderabad already leading in pharmaceutical exports and biotech advancements, the state aims to cement its place as a global MedTech hub. “Telangana is truly rising,” Reddy declared, expressing confidence in the state’s path to sustained innovation and economic expansion.

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