Telangana Approves 1,901 Industrial Projects
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Telangana Approves 1,901 Industrial Projects

The Telangana government has approved 1,901 industrial projects with a total proposed investment of Rs 12,626 crore and the potential to generate 49,384 jobs under the Telangana Industrial Project Approval and Self Certification System (TG-iPASS) in the past year. Of these, 409 units have already begun operations, while the remaining projects are at various stages of development. Additionally, 882 more units, with a proposed investment of Rs 9,646 crore and the potential to create 40,468 jobs, have submitted applications for clearances under TG-iPASS and are currently being processed, said Telangana IT Minister Duddilla Sridhar Babu on Thursday.

Since December 2023, under the leadership of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, the state has also approved 16 mega projects, amounting to a combined investment of Rs 14,433 crore and generating 8,894 jobs. Some of the largest investments cleared under TG-iPASS include Kaynes Semicon with Rs 2,700 crore, Maharashtra Seamless with Rs 258 crore, GM Nexus India with Rs 192 crore, Bactolac Nutraceuticals with Rs 194 crore, and RMJ Veritiable Products with Rs 127 crore.

Incentives totaling Rs 272.24 crore have been granted to 2,489 units led by general category entrepreneurs, Rs 350.87 crore to 5,430 units promoted by Scheduled Tribe (ST) entrepreneurs, and Rs 159.63 crore to 2,623 units led by Scheduled Caste (SC) entrepreneurs.

The Minister also highlighted the launch of the MSME Policy 2024, which aims to address six key challenges faced by entrepreneurs in Telangana and emphasizes the promotion of women entrepreneurs. As part of the policy, 10 new industrial parks will be developed between the Outer Ring Road (ORR) and Regional Ring Road (RRR), with five reserved for MSMEs. One park will be dedicated to women entrepreneurs, and another to innovative startups.

Furthermore, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has committed nearly Rs 1,700 crore for projects in Telangana.

The Telangana government has approved 1,901 industrial projects with a total proposed investment of Rs 12,626 crore and the potential to generate 49,384 jobs under the Telangana Industrial Project Approval and Self Certification System (TG-iPASS) in the past year. Of these, 409 units have already begun operations, while the remaining projects are at various stages of development. Additionally, 882 more units, with a proposed investment of Rs 9,646 crore and the potential to create 40,468 jobs, have submitted applications for clearances under TG-iPASS and are currently being processed, said Telangana IT Minister Duddilla Sridhar Babu on Thursday. Since December 2023, under the leadership of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, the state has also approved 16 mega projects, amounting to a combined investment of Rs 14,433 crore and generating 8,894 jobs. Some of the largest investments cleared under TG-iPASS include Kaynes Semicon with Rs 2,700 crore, Maharashtra Seamless with Rs 258 crore, GM Nexus India with Rs 192 crore, Bactolac Nutraceuticals with Rs 194 crore, and RMJ Veritiable Products with Rs 127 crore. Incentives totaling Rs 272.24 crore have been granted to 2,489 units led by general category entrepreneurs, Rs 350.87 crore to 5,430 units promoted by Scheduled Tribe (ST) entrepreneurs, and Rs 159.63 crore to 2,623 units led by Scheduled Caste (SC) entrepreneurs. The Minister also highlighted the launch of the MSME Policy 2024, which aims to address six key challenges faced by entrepreneurs in Telangana and emphasizes the promotion of women entrepreneurs. As part of the policy, 10 new industrial parks will be developed between the Outer Ring Road (ORR) and Regional Ring Road (RRR), with five reserved for MSMEs. One park will be dedicated to women entrepreneurs, and another to innovative startups. Furthermore, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has committed nearly Rs 1,700 crore for projects in Telangana.

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