Paper I · 15 Policies of Telangana State · TGPSC MPSO / ASO

15.5 Industrial, IT and sector policies notes

2 notes, in reading order.

  1. 15.5.1Industrial policy: TS-iPASS, T-IDEA and T-PRIDE, the MSME Policy 2024, the Life Sciences Policy 2026-30 and Telangana Rising 2047

    Telangana's industrial policy rests on a 2014 law that gives investors time-bound, self-certified approvals (TS-iPASS) with incentive packages for general, SC/ST and minority entrepreneurs (T-IDEA, T-PRIDE, T-PRIME); after 2023 the State added sector policies (MSME 2024, Life Sciences 2026-30) and a long-term plan, Telangana Rising 2047, to grow into a US$3 trillion economy.

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  2. 15.5.2IT, innovation, electronics, AI, electric vehicles, clean energy, cool roofs, tourism and sports policies

    Telangana built its technology economy on a 2016 package of IT and sector policies, state-run innovation hubs (T-Hub, T-Works, WE Hub) and later AI, EV (2020-30) and clean-energy (2025) policies; in 2023-25 it added its first Cool Roof (2023), Tourism (2025-30) and Sports (2025) policies.

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