Telangana IT minister KT Rama Rao and health & finance minister T Harish Rao inaugurated new IT
tower and handed over allotment letters to 17 companies for office space in building
HYDERABAD: The Telangana government’s strategy to galvanise IT sector growth in tier-2 and 3 cities
of the state got yet another boost with the opening of a new IT tower in Siddipet on Thursday.
Telangana IT minister KT Rama Rao and health & finance minister T Harish Rao inaugurated new IT
tower and handed over allotment letters to 17 companies for office space in building.
The four-storeyed IT tower has around 720 seats and can accommodate up to 1,440 techies on a two-shift basis.
Inaugurating the tower, KTR said not only has an office of the Telangana Academy of Skill and
Knowledge (TASK) been established in the building to address gaps in employability skills, plans are also
afoot to expand the IT tower and also set up a T-Hub centre there as part of efforts to boost the innovation ecosystem in Siddipet.
Pointing out that there is no dearth of talent and innovative spirit among educated rural youth, KTR said
the state government’s vision of percolating IT sector growth to tier-2 and -3 towns is becoming a reality
with the opening of more such IT towers across the state.
“These towns are now transforming into thriving IT hubs attracting top companies, fostering innovation,
driving economic growth and creating more employment opportunities,” he said.
Talking about the Telangana model of development, KTR said the state has witnessed holistic, integrated,
balanced, and inclusive growth, emerging as a role model for the country. “Alongside surge in agricultural
sector, IT exports have also increased. The state is actively conserving the environment while witnessing a
rise in number of industries,” he said.