HYDERABAD: Governor Jishnu Dev Varma inaugurated the Telangana Rising Summit 2025 on Monday, December 8, 2025, at 4:35 PM at Bharat Future City in Meerkhanpet. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy delivered the keynote address. The two-day summit runs through December 9. It attracts over 2000 delegates from 44 countries. Sessions cover sectors like green energy, IT, and education. The event launches the Telangana Vision 2047 document on day two.
This Telangana Rising Summit 2025 positions Telangana as a South Asian investment hub. It aligns with Viksit Bharat goals. Neighbouring states like Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka eye similar models for economic corridors. Enhanced ties could boost regional trade in semiconductors and tourism. Pakistan and Bangladesh seek lessons in youth employment and urban planning.
Telangana Rising Summit 2025: Inaugural Plenary Kicks Off Momentum
Telangana Rising Summit 2025 opened with a plenary on just transition to 2047. Governor Varma lit the ceremonial lamp. He praised inclusive growth under Revanth Reddy. Varma said: “Telangana will fulfil its mission of becoming a USD 3 trillion economy by 2047.” He stressed focus on women, farmers, youth, and children.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy followed with his address at 2:30 PM. He outlined public governance reforms and investment incentives. Reddy highlighted the roadmap for Telangana Vision 2047. He said: “Telangana Rising Global Summit 2025 is Telangana’s invitation to the world to join hands in building a future-ready state.” Delegates filled the 2000-seat auditorium.
The venue spans 100 acres in Ranga Reddy district. Stalls showcase state achievements. Reddy inspected them pre-inauguration. Security ensures smooth access amid flight disruptions. Over 154 international representatives attend. They include World Bank and Asian Development Bank officials.
Sessions run in four parallel slots daily. Day one features 13 panels. Topics span semiconductors, healthcare, and startups. Attendance hits 3000 total. The summit avoids political overtones. It prioritises economic dialogues.
Telangana Investment Summit: Sectors and Global Tie-Ups
Telangana investment summit draws majors like Adani Group and Mahindra. Gautam Adani and Anand Mahindra speak at the closing plenary on December 9 at 6 PM. Arvind Subramanian joins them. The event fosters business-to-government meets. Key sessions include green mobility and global education hub. Discussions cover semiconductors and frontier technologies. Delegates from Sembcorp, McKinsey, and Analog AI participate. TERI and BCG lead panels on sustainability.
Telangana investment summit eyes FDI inflows. State GDP grew 8 per cent in 2025. IT exports reached USD 20 billion. Hyderabad hosts 2000 startups. Panels promote women entrepreneurship and gig economy. Amul and Laurus Labs showcase agri and pharma potential.
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy attends. Karnataka Deputy CM D K Shivakumar joins. Sports icons like P V Sindhu and Anil Kumble feature in Olympic Gold Quest session. Film stars S S Rajamouli and Riteish Deshmukh discuss soft power. Infrastructure supports growth. Bharat Future City integrates smart urban design. It aids 50000 jobs by 2030.
Revanth Reddy Global Summit: Leadership and Reforms Spotlighted
Revanth Reddy global summit centres on his vision. Reddy met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on December 3. He invited Modi to the event. Modi praised the initiative. Reddy briefed on Telangana Vision 2047. It aligns with NITI Aayog inputs. Reddy’s speech covered two-year achievements. He noted governance transparency via apps. Over 10 million farmers benefited from Rythu Bharosa. Youth schemes created 500000 jobs. Reddy said: “We open doors to ideas, technology, and transformative collaborations.”
Revanth Reddy global summit includes UNICEF and WHO panels. They focus on social welfare. Delegates from Goldman Sachs and Blackstone eye realty. Swiggy and AWS discuss digital economy. Tata Realty and GMR explore airports. Reddy reviewed preparations personally. He aims for Davos-level standards. The summit hosts 27 panels total. It promotes urban infrastructure and tourism. PVR Inox and Taj Hotels lead hospitality talks.
Telangana Vision 2047: Roadmap to Economic Powerhouse
Telangana Vision 2047 launches December 9. It outlines USD 3 trillion goal. Cabinet drafted it with experts. Governor Varma endorsed the target. He said: “As the world takes note of opportunities in Telangana, we stand with firm conviction.” The document covers energy, agriculture, and industries. It targets 15 per cent annual growth. Hyderabad as AI hub features prominently. Global AI Summit 2024 set precedents. It drew 2000 delegates.
Telangana Vision 2047 emphasises inclusivity. Women-led enterprises get priority. Gig workers gain social security. Education hubs aim for 1 million enrolments. Health investments hit USD 5 billion by 2030. Sports and entertainment integrate. Lionel Messi joins a commemorative match on day two. It celebrates multilateral ties. The vision aligns with India’s USD 30 trillion ambition.
Background
Telangana formed in 2014. It built on Hyderabad’s IT legacy. Revanth Reddy took office in 2023. His Congress government prioritised welfare. Investments rose 20 per cent in 2025. Past summits like FICCI drew crowds. Telangana Rising Summit 2025 scales up. It follows Global AI Summit success. That event launched AI compendium. South Asia benefits. Bangladesh studies pharma models. Pakistan eyes IT outsourcing. Regional pacts could add USD 10 billion trade.
What’s Next
Day two wraps with vision launch. Partnerships sign post-plenary. Follow-up includes investor roadshows in 2026. Telangana Rising Summit 2025 sets annual cadence. Telangana Rising Summit 2025 cements the state’s global footprint.
Published in SouthAsianDesk, December 8th, 2025
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