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Telangana Deputy CM Urges Plan to Mobilise State Resources
Telangana’s Deputy Chief Minister wants the state to make better use of its resources to bring in more government revenue.
He discussed this at a meeting with ministers and officials.
He asked officials to process certain park applications under the HILT Policy quickly when there are no objections.
The state’s Chief Secretary suggested holding roadshows at six parks to explain the policy to industries.
The Deputy Chief Minister also wants projects that could attract investment in tourism.
Officials said earlier efforts to present investment opportunities had led to proposals worth about Rs 30,000 crore.
He asked the Chief Secretary to prepare detailed reports on tourism projects.
These reports are intended to help present opportunities to Indian and international investors at an upcoming Global Summit.
Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka called for a comprehensive plan to raise government revenue by using state resources effectively.
At a Telangana Secretariat review meeting on Saturday, officials were told to prioritise unopposed park applications under the HILT Policy and issue clearances promptly.
Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju proposed minister-led roadshows at six parks to raise industrial awareness of the HILT Policy.
Bhatti directed officials to develop tourism projects capable of attracting large-scale investment.
Officials said earlier presentations of Telangana investment opportunities had generated proposals worth about Rs 30,000 crore; detailed project reports are to be prepared for the upcoming Global Summit.
- Who
- Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, Telangana ministers and senior officials.
- What
- Officials were directed to plan revenue mobilisation, speed up eligible HILT Policy park clearances, and prepare tourism investment projects.
- Where
- Telangana Secretariat, Hyderabad.
- When
- Saturday; the meeting date and the Global Summit date were not specified.
- Why
- To increase government revenue through effective use of state resources and attract investment, particularly in tourism.
Revenue and investment push
Implementation considerations
HILT Policy clearances
Revenue and investment push
Bhatti Vikramarka called for early clearances for park applications where there are no objections, to help mobilise revenue.
Implementation considerations
The account does not report an opposing position; it says clearances should be prioritised only for applications without objections.
Promoting investment
Revenue and investment push
Bhatti directed officials to prepare tourism projects for large-scale investment, and Jaju proposed roadshows at six parks to promote the HILT Policy.
Implementation considerations
No opposing viewpoint is reported in the article.
Key facts
- Meeting
- High-level review meeting on resource mobilisation
- Chair
- Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka
- Policy focus
- HILT Policy park applications without objections
- Roadshow proposal
- Minister-led awareness roadshows at six parks
- Tourism proposals
- Officials reported earlier investment proposals worth approximately Rs 30,000 crore
- Next step
- Prepare detailed project reports on tourism opportunities for presentation at the upcoming Global Summit
Sources
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