CM Revanth Reddy discussions with delegation from TCS and global tech majors regarding AI data center in Hyderabad.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy held strategic discussions with a high-level delegation from TCS and global tech majors regarding a massive proposed AI data center campus in Hyderabad.
The upcoming mega project envisions a massive investment scaling up to seventy thousand crore rupees, spanning over two hundred acres with a one-gigawatt capacity.
State administration officials highlighted that this landmark project is projected to directly and indirectly generate nearly seven thousand high-end technology roles.
While pitching the Future City as a dream project to boost the state economy toward a three-trillion-dollar roadmap by 2047, the leadership faced counter-attacks.
Opposition leaders launched sharp criticisms against the administration’s urban policies, alleging that real estate and land management decisions are hurting ordinary citizens.
Simultaneously, intense political friction erupted over land classification rows, with Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy slamming the ruling party’s handling of the 22A prohibited lands category.
BJP leaders accused the government of turning real estate administration into a tool for political favoritism, drawing sharp counters from ruling party ministers.
In parallel, political parties geared up for massive public showdowns, planning state-level protests to evaluate the ongoing governance model and corner the administration on job calendars.
Preparations also intensified across administrative machinery for the upcoming official celebrations of Telangana National Integration Day scheduled for mid-September.
