Hyderabad: Telangana IT and Industries Minister Duddilla Sridhar Babu assured Bharat Future City investors of full government support for establishing industries. The assistance would cover land allotment, infrastructure development and the approvals required to set up businesses.
Addressing a panel discussion on ‘Future City and Urbanisation’ at Bharat Summit 2026, the Minister invited industrialists to explore investment opportunities in the proposed city. The summit took place at HITEX in Hyderabad on Friday, November 13.
He said the Telangana government would assist investors at every stage of the industrial establishment process. The assurance covered both initial land allocation and the infrastructure and regulatory requirements involved in launching operations.
Bharat Future City investors offered support for industrial projects
Sridhar Babu said the government was developing Bharat Future City through a planned approach to urban growth. The project considered the needs of future generations alongside the challenges posed by rapid urbanisation.
Moreover, the city’s development plan placed emphasis on environmental protection, sustainable infrastructure and net-zero targets. The Minister also outlined how Hyderabad’s economic landscape had evolved through successive phases of urban development.
He said Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Cyberabad had each played important roles in driving economic growth at different stages. However, changing global economic conditions and emerging industrial requirements had created the need for another major urban centre. Consequently, the Telangana government was developing Bharat Future City as the state’s fourth city.
Project linked to Telangana’s $3 trillion economic target
Sridhar Babu expressed confidence that Bharat Future City would contribute significantly to Telangana’s long-term economic ambitions. The state aims to become a $3 trillion economy by 2047. The Minister identified the proposed city as an important component of that development strategy.
Meanwhile, he stressed that the project would extend beyond industrial activity to include residential, educational and research facilities. He described Bharat Future City as an integrated urban centre where people could live, work, pursue education and undertake research.
The planned ecosystem would also support innovation alongside industrial and economic activities. Furthermore, the Minister said the development would bring these functions together within a single urban framework rather than operate solely as an industrial hub.
He reiterated his invitation to investors and industrialists to establish businesses in the city. Sridhar Babu also expressed confidence that Bharat Future City would emerge as a model for industrial expansion and planned urban development across India.