Hyderabad (Telangana), November 25th – In a significant development, Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy announced on Monday that his government is in discussions with e-commerce giant Amazon to promote products made by women of the state, aiming to reach international markets. This initiative is part of an ambitious plan to transform the CM’s assembly segment into an educational hub within 16 months.
The announcement was made during a rally after Reddy inaugurated a centralised mid-day meal kitchen operated by Akshaya Patra Foundation at Kodangal, a town in Telangana. The Chief Minister highlighted the Congress government’s commitment to women empowerment by allotting solar power plants and purchasing buses for the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation under a lease model.
Reddy elaborated on the plans to create an educational hub, stating that the state government aims to develop infrastructure, attract top educational institutions, and foster an environment conducive to learning and innovation. The initiative is expected to contribute significantly to Telangana’s development and position it as a leading educational hub in India.
This ambitious project comes amidst the Congress government’s efforts to empower women in various sectors, particularly through economic initiatives. The allotment of solar power plants and buses under a lease model aims to make these women financially independent while promoting clean energy and efficient transportation.
Stakeholders across industries, including Amazon, are expected to closely monitor the progress of this initiative, as it could potentially open up new avenues for collaboration and growth. The success of this endeavor could serve as a model for other regions aiming to promote women empowerment and educational development.
