Minister for ITE&C, KT Rama Rao, along with chief guest Rekha Menon, Chairperson, NASSCOM, BVR Mohan Reddy, Founder of Cyient, Jayesh Ranjan, Principal Secretary to ITE&C, and Shanta Thoutam, Chief Innovation Officer of the State, launched a one-stop portal, Startup Telangana, to further fuel a holistic support mechanism for startups. The platform aspires to be a one-stop shop for Telangana's whole entrepreneurial ecosystem.

The portal would provide time-bound services for all startup-related services, such as startup recognition, grievance redress, mentorship, and incentive disbursement mechanisms.

It will also serve as a focal point for information on the state's assistance for entrepreneurs. The portal contains accurate and complete information regarding Telangana's startup ecosystem, as well as any related GOs, policies, circulars, and initiatives.

Telangana, India's newest state, is one of the most advanced, with a healthy, robust economy.

Telangana has been named the best state for starting a business as well as for implementing modern and forward-thinking policies.

Countless entrepreneurs have had positive experiences with supporting and encouraging regulations for those interested in building a name for themselves in the business, from the initial setup to the final implementation.

As a influential state, it contributes $140 billion in GDP to India's economy, with a per capita GDP of $3,200. The state has developed a unique approach in the country for establishing an effective startup ecosystem that intends to foster an innovation-driven economy and has planned to nurture innovators, researchers, startups, and entrepreneurs in order to make the state more technology-driven. It serves as a link between inventors and entrepreneurs, enabling them to thrive and expand.

By cultivating a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem, the state wants to become the most favoured technology investment destination in the country. The government has established a number of eco-system enablers for startups and entrepreneurs, including WE-HUB, T-WORKS, T-HUB, RICH, Emerging Technologies TSIC, and TASK.

In 2016, the state announced an Innovation Policy aimed at boosting innovation and entrepreneurship by using its natural population strengths and enlisting the assistance of competent technology and research workers.

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