After presenting the #TelanganaRising vision, Reddy sought a collaboration with the Kennedy School, for which the duo responded positively
Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has sought collaboration with the Harvard Kennedy School to strengthen education standards in the state during his ongoing executive leadership programme at Harvard University.
Between academic sessions, the Chief Minister met Prof. Dustin Tingley, vice‑provost and head of Harvard‑X, and Prof. Jeremy Weinstein, dean of the Kennedy School, to discuss institutional cooperation in human resource development. He presented the Telangana Rising 2047 vision document, outlining the government’s commitment to modern skill development, innovative frameworks and large‑scale capacity building.
Revanth urged Harvard’s support in designing effective models to align learning with global trends and improve human capital for economic growth. Both professors responded positively, expressing interest in exploring academic and policy‑level cooperation, according to a release from the Chief Minister’s Office.
The discussions centred on scalable education frameworks, integration of contemporary skills into curricula and the long‑term impact of robust human resource development. Revanth emphasised adapting global best practices to local needs for inclusive, future‑ready education.
The Chief Minister began his executive programme, 'Leadership in the 21st Century', on Monday. The intensive schedule includes case analyses, group work and interactive sessions running from 7 am to 6 pm daily.
Despite severe winter conditions in Boston, where snowfall has exceeded two feet and temperatures plunged below minus 20°C, Revanth continued his academic and institutional engagements. He is scheduled to return to Hyderabad on February 2.
