Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy made an assertive declaration today, stating that the state will no longer measure its progress against neighbouring Andhra Pradesh or Tamil Nadu, but instead against leading Asian economic giants.
“Our real competitors and role models are China, Japan, South Korea, and Singapore. Telangana will attract massive foreign investments in the coming years,” he said, signalling the state’s ambition to position itself on the global economic map.
The Chief Minister unveiled the Telangana Rising 2047 vision document at the Secretariat—an extensive roadmap aimed at transforming Telangana into a $3 trillion economy by 2047, while raising its share in India’s GDP to 10 percent. The vision will be formally launched during a global summit on December 8–9 at Future City.
Prepared with inputs from NITI Aayog, ISB, and other expert institutions, the blueprint outlines a people-centric development model built around three interconnected economic zones:
1. CURE – Core Urban Region Economy
Designed as a major services hub, this zone focuses on strengthening urban growth. It includes relocating polluting industries out of Hyderabad, enhancing infrastructure, rejuvenating the Musi River, and expanding the Metro Rail network—steps aimed at shaping Hyderabad into a cleaner and more sustainable global city.
2. RARE – Rural Agriculture Regional Economy
Centred on agriculture and rural empowerment, this region aims to position farmers as equal partners in growth. With Telangana’s strong suitability for seed production, RARE promotes a knowledge-driven ecosystem supported by global educational institutions, modern farming technologies, and innovation-led rural development.
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