Hyderabad witnessed a significant political statement today. BRS working president KT Rama Rao made strong remarks about the state's industrial achievements. He referenced a recent NITI Aayog report that praised Telangana's industrial policy framework.
National Recognition for Telangana's Industrial Model
KT Rama Rao, commonly known as KTR, emphasized the central agency's findings. NITI Aayog's latest report declared TS-iPASS as the best industrial policy in the country. This policy was introduced during the previous BRS government's tenure under K Chandrashekar Rao's leadership.
Transforming Telangana into an Industrial Powerhouse
KTR explained how TS-iPASS played a crucial role in Telangana's development. Within just one decade, the policy helped transform the state into a national industrial beacon. The single-window clearance system removed countless obstacles for businesses seeking to establish operations in Telangana.
The policy's transparent design ensured all permissions were granted within 15 to 30 days. This efficiency left no room for corruption, according to KTR's statement. The sincere implementation over ten years led to what he called prestigious results and national recognition.
Remarkable Economic Impact and Job Creation
The BRS leader highlighted impressive numbers achieved through this policy:
- Attracted investments worth Rs 2.6 lakh crore in the MSME sector
- Brought major industries to the state
- Provided dignified employment opportunities to over 25 lakh youth
KTR described this period as a golden chapter in the country's history. He noted how the policy instilled immense confidence among investors. This ranged from global corporate giants to small and medium enterprises.
Legacy of Innovative Policies
The BRS working president connected TS-iPASS to other pioneering initiatives from the KCR government. He mentioned several programs that made history in India:
- Rythu Bandhu - farmer investment support scheme
- Mission Bhagiratha - drinking water project
- Mission Kakatiya - irrigation tank restoration
- T-Hub - technology startup ecosystem
Now, with NITI Aayog declaring the Telangana model practical for industrial progress, KTR suggested certain forces should reconsider their approach. He referred to those living under what he called the illusion of erasing KCR's legacy.
Enduring Policy Impact
Even after ten years, KTR noted that the revolutionary policy continues to resonate with prestige. The recognition as a national model validates the visionary leadership behind its creation. The industrial policy's success story remains relevant across all directions, according to the BRS leader's assessment.
The statement from Hyderabad underscores how policy innovation can drive substantial economic transformation. It highlights the connection between transparent governance structures and tangible development outcomes that benefit both investors and job seekers across the state.
