Just 3 lakh crore appu…18 months lo. okka new company kuda grounded kaledu…already electricity and liquor rates raised… GST aithe darunam… Growth…baboru ni chusi growth paraar Industrial growth….oosp, adendo telvad. 85,000 high school drop outs , Thank you pilla naidu…nuv saduvula manyri avute daridram…

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CEO of AP annaru, Janam odakottinaru.. Mahakutami annadu…malli oda kottinaru kotha state, experience vunnodu kavali ani muchataga moodu parties kutami kadithe just border cross.. World class capital ante simple ga 23 tho kurchopettinar… correct ae na !

The "Golden Decade" (2014–2024): Since the formation of Telangana in 2014, the IT workforce has tripled (from ~3.2 lakhs to ~9.4 lakhs). Export Revenue: Exports have grown by nearly 500% in the last 10 years, indicating that the jobs being added are high-value roles (R&D, Product Development), not just basic support services. Comparison: While Bengaluru remains #1, Hyderabad has consistently recorded a higher growth rate in office space absorption and hiring over the last 3 years.

so the idea is to create over 100k jobs which is nearly 10% of the hyd it workforce in vzg in span of few years when it was at peak hyd might have had created around 50k jobs in an year so they expect to create a miracle in few years when it jobs are one of the most laid jobs in current situation. i dont what they are smoking but people should have some commonsense when believing to the words of the politicians. akkada hyd lo 4th city ani anta marketing chestunte em ledu ikkada em leni chota inni jobs ela vastayi ra Year Direct IT Employment (Approx.) IT Exports (₹ Crores) Key Milestone / Phase 1999 ~14,000 ₹280 Cr Inception: HITEC City (Cyber Towers) launched. 2004 ~85,000 ₹6,500 Cr Early Growth: MNCs like Microsoft & Oracle arrive. 2009 ~2,30,000 (2.3 Lakhs) ₹32,500 Cr Expansion: Growth expands to Gachibowli. 2014 3,23,396 (3.2 Lakhs) ₹57,258 Cr State Formation: Telangana formed; new policy push. 2016 4,07,385 (4.0 Lakhs) ₹75,070 Cr Steady Rise: Focus on "ease of doing business." 2018 4,75,308 (4.7 Lakhs) ₹93,442 Cr Pre-Pandemic: Innovation hubs (T-Hub) gain traction. 2020 5,82,126 (5.8 Lakhs) ₹1,28,807 Cr GCC Boom: Global Capability Centers surge. 2021 6,28,615 (6.2 Lakhs) ₹1,45,522 Cr Resilience: Remote work adoption during COVID. 2022 7,78,121 (7.7 Lakhs) ₹1,83,569 Cr The Spike: Massive post-COVID digital hiring wave. 2023 9,05,715 (9.0 Lakhs) ₹2,41,275 Cr Maturation: Hyderabad cements #2 spot in India. 2024 9,46,000 (9.46 Lakhs) ₹2,68,233 Cr Current Peak: Focus shifts to AI & High-End R&D.