Plan To Formulate Mega Master Plan For Industrial Development- 2050: Revanth 

Hyderabad, Jan 6 (Hydnow): Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said that the Mega Master Policy will be formulated with the future goal of industrial growth across Telangana by 2050.

 He had a meeting with representatives of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) at the Secretariat on Saturday. He said that if the formula followed for the development of industries in the Telangana region from 1994 to 2004 was the same, then from 2004 to 2014 it reached another level. He said that the government will work to reach the highest growth stage (next-level development) in the coming days.

The CM said that the state government is following a new friendly policy to invite investments for the development of industries. He said that there is no place for misconceptions and suspicions in the matter of industrial development. The Chief Minister assured that every penny invested by industrialists in Telangana will be protected and worth more. He made it clear that the Congress government will follow a new policy in contrast to the ideas that the Congress government is focusing on the welfare of rural people and the interests of rural areas. He expressed the desire that industrial development should not be concentrated in Hyderabad alone.. All regions of Telangana should develop like Hyderabad. He said that they aim to expand industries to rural areas. He said that the prosperity and welfare of villages and rural areas are also linked with the fruits of development and investments in cities and towns. The Chief Minister asked the enthusiasts and industrialists to cooperate in implementing the friendly policy so that all sectors can develop industrially.

As part of this policy, Telangana will be divided into three clusters, he said. He said that an urban cluster within the Hyderabad Outer Ring Road (ORR), the area between the ORR and the Regional Ring Road as a semi-urban cluster, and the surrounding area after the Regional Ring Road as a rural cluster will be encouraged the establishment of industries.

He said that the government has clear ideas regarding pharmacy. He said that pharma villages will be developed instead of pharmacists. He said that there are 14 radial roads on ORR, which have connectivity to 12 national highways. To make them accessible, a pharma village of around 1,000 to 3,000 acres will be developed. He said that his government will make plans to develop these industries so that there are schools, hospitals, and all infrastructure facilities without any problems in the lives of the people.

He said that industries should be set up in Zaheerabad as food processing, sports, automobile, and organic clusters along with IT, pharma, and health. He said that there are enormous opportunities in Hyderabad for the manufacturing and production of equipment required for the defense sector and naval sectors, and industrialists should focus on these. He said that a new solar power policy will be formulated and suitable incentives will be provided to solar energy industries.

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy opined that elections and politics are separate.. Development is not separate. He said that they have chosen visionary and transparent development as their goal. He said that the Congress government does not support the growth of industries, there is no need for misconceptions and they should not impose their opinions on others. He is available 24 hours a day in the office or camp office and invites entrepreneurs and investors to talk to him and make decisions. They said that they should not come to an opinion and decision in haste without talking to themselves and the officials who are government representatives.

He said that there are about 35 lakh unemployed people in the state and they do not consider them as a burden like the previous government. He said that all of them are considered human resources to participate in the development of industries. He said that skill universities will be established to teach skills to young men and women. He said that the employment opportunities of the youth who get degrees in skill universities will improve and they will have the ability to stand anywhere in the competitive world.

 In this meeting, Chief Secretary Shantikumari, CM Principal Secretary Seshadri, IT Principal Secretary Jayesh Ranjan, CM Special Secretary Ajith Reddy, Confederation of Indian Industry representatives C. Shekhar Reddy, Anil Kumar, Dr. Mohan Reddy, Satish Reddy, Suchitra Kella, Vanita Datla, Raju, Sanjay Singh, Pradeep Dhobale, Shakti Sagar, Y Harish Chandra Prasad, Gautam Reddy, Vamsikrishna Gaddam, Sivaprasad Reddy Rachamallu, Ram, Chakraborty, Sheikh Shami Uddin, Venkatagiri, Rangaiah and others participated. (Hydnow)

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