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State to launch exclusive NRI portal.
If everything falls in place, non-resident Indians, especially Telanganites, will soon have an exclusive portal which will have all relevant information and online services.
Hyderabad: If everything falls in place, non-resident Indians, especially Telanganites, will soon have an exclusive portal which will have all relevant information and online services.
As part of its proposed NRI Policy, the Telangana government will launch the exclusive portal for non-resident Indians and also open a ‘Centre for Non Resident Telanganites’ Affairs’ in all districts, said NRI Affairs Minister K T Rama Rao on Wednesday.
- Centre for Non Resident Telanganites’ Affairs to come up in all districts
Rama Rao, who also holds IT, Industries and MA&UD portfolios, held a meeting with all stakeholders seeking suggestions to incorporate in the proposed NRI Policy of the State.
“We will be launching an exclusive portal for NRIs with information and online services. We are already conducting skill development initiatives for people who want to migrate in search of livelihood,” he told reporters.
“We will be building a database of migrants from Telangana to various countries. This will help in speedy resolution of issues, if any, and district level offices would be opened for CENTA - Centre for Non Resident Telanganites’ Affairs,” he added.
The Minister said a special officer would be appointed to assist NRIs wishing to invest in Telangana and a corpus fund intended for the welfare of NRIs would also be established.
All the suggestions would be used to formulate the policy and would be placed before the Cabinet for approval, said Rama Rao.
