Telangana Rising with Rs 3 lakh cr Budget
LPG cylinders at just ₹500
As part of the Mahalakshmi Scheme, eligible women are provided LPG cylinders at just ₹500. This initiative is benefiting 43 lakh families across the state. To support this effort, the state government has provided funds to the tune of ₹433.20 crores.
Women Save ₹5,005 Crores with 149.63 Crore Free Bus Trips in Telangana
Since the launch of free bus travel for women, a total of 149.63 crore free trips have been availed by women on 7,227 buses, saving them ₹5,005.95 crores.
GSDP at current prices registers 10.1% growth rate
In 2024-25, Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) at current prices stood at ₹16,12,579 crore, registering a 10.1% growth rate compared to previous year. This was better than India’s GDP which during the same period was ₹3,31,03,215 crore, with a growth rate of 9.9%.
Telangana’s GSVA driven by service sector
In 2024-25, Telangana’s Gross State Value Added (GSVA) was primarily driven by the service sector, which contributes 66.3%, followed by the agriculture and allied sectors at 17.3% and industrial sector at 16.4%.
42.7% of the total workforce in Telangana in Agri and allied sectors
42.7% of the total workforce in Telangana in Agri and allied sectorsAlthough the agriculture and allied sectors contribute a smaller share to GSDP, they provide employment to 42.7% of the total workforce in the State.
Future City
The government is pioneering the development of India’s first Net-Zero Future City, setting a new standard in sustainable and smart urbanization. Designed to rival the world’s top cities, this eco-friendly, ultra-modern metropolis will feature state-of-the-art infrastructure, cutting-edge technology, and a pollution-free environment. Spanning 765 sq. km across 56 villages between the Srisailam and Nagarjuna Sagar highways, this transformative mega-urban project is meticulously planned to drive innovation and economic growth.
Chenetha Abhaya Hastham
The Telangana government is implementing the "Chenetha Abhaya Hastham" scheme for the welfare and comprehensive development of handloom and power loom workers in the state.
Under this scheme, several initiatives, including Telangana Netanna Podupu (Weavers' Savings Fund), Telangana Netanna Bhadratha (Weavers' Insurance), and Telangana Netanna Bharosa
(Weavers' Security), are being executed.
An amount of ₹37.49 crore has been released this year under the 10% Yarn Subsidy, covering pending payments for power loom workers from 2018 to 2022. To further support weavers, the government has set up a yarn depot in Rajanna Sircilla and Vemulawada with a ₹50 crore corpus fund.
Rajiv Youth Development Scheme
The government launched the Rajeev Youth Development Scheme with an initial funding of 6,000 crores to provide self-employment schemes for SC, ST, BC, and minority youth. Under this scheme, every eligible unemployed person will be provided financial assistance of up to 4 lakh rupees. The notification for this scheme has already been issued. This scheme will significantly contribute to the advancement of SC, ST, BC, and minority youth.
AI City on 200 acres
The state government has planned to develop an AI City on 200 acres in Future City to equip Telangana's youth and students with advanced skills. This AI City will feature data centers, highperformance computing facilities, specialized educational programs, a public awareness center, and a dedicated AI University.
10,954 village-level officer posts
To further strengthen land administration, we have sanctioned 10,954 village-level officer posts. This initiative reinstates the role of revenue officials at the grassroots level, enabling an efficient governance system that swiftly resolves land-related issues.