Addressing at
the launch of new IT Policy of Telangana at HICC here in the presence of
Governor ESL Narasimhan, CM K Chandrasekhar Rao, Infosys founder Narayana Murty
and cabinet ministers and a large number of delegates from a sizeable number of
business and companies, he said that efforts are on to make Hyderabad an unsurpassed destination. Hyderabad, which is
holding second position in IT field, will soon become a number one destination,
he vowed. The new IT policy and four other sub policies will
increase IT
productivity and exports by offering all support and facilities to the
companies coming up with investments. “We will surpass other cities in the IT
sector soon”, he said adding that youth and graduates will get skill
development training to fit to the companies hiring.
KTR projected Hyderabad as an unrivaled place for bestowed with better infrastructure and connectivity to other cities in the country. Besides the policy, other four policies launched are Gaming and Animation by Rajendra Srivastava, Electronic Manufacturing by VK Saraswat and Rural Technology and Innovation by Deputy Chief Minister Kadiam Sri Hari along with ministers Jupally Krishna Rao and Jagadish Reddy. T Hub has signed deals with 28 companies in the presence of the Chief Minister on the occasion.
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