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In Short
- CM firm on realising $3T GDP by 2047
- Opens 5.6 GW solar facility
- Breaks ground for 12 GWh battery system plant
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Hyderabad: Reaffirming the state government’s resolve to transform Telangana into a $3-trillion economy by 2047, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has emphasised that infrastructure should be strengthened to attract additional investments for ensuring a robust economic growth of the state.
"We are striving to transform Telangana into the number one state in the country", the Chief Minister said, while acknowledging that the present flow of investments is insufficient to help the state compete globally.
The Chief Minister inaugurated India's state-of-the-art 5.6 GW solar module manufacturing facility of Premier Energies Limited and attended the ground-breaking ceremony for the proposed 12 GWh battery energy storage system manufacturing facility as well as the 36,000 MT per annum aluminium extrusion & anodization plant at Seetarampur, Shahabad on Thursday.
Speaking on the occasion, CM asserted that politics should be restricted to election seasons. “Despite facing numerous political allegations, we are working with the goal of developing Telangana to contribute a 10 per cent share to the national economy” Pointing to mounting challenges in the metropolitan cities across the country, the CM said that a slew of measures had been initiated to ensure pollution-free development in Hyderabad.
