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Telangana Rising Global Summit Day 1 Secures Massive Investment Commitments Exceeding ₹2.5 Lakh Crore-10-December- 2024

Hyderabad: Day 1 of the Telangana Rising Global Summit witnessed extraordinary investor enthusiasm, with the state government announcing investment commitments exceeding ₹2.43 lakh crore, across sectors such as deep tech, aerospace, renewable energy, media, entertainment, and urban development. A total of 35 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) were signed, marking a powerful start to the event and reinforcing Telangana’s push toward its ‘Vision 2047’ economic goals.

Salman Khan Ventures Industries Announces ₹10,000 Cr Film & Entertainment Hub

In one of the most notable announcements of the day, Salman Khan Ventures Industries, owned by Bollywood actor Salman Khan, committed to investing ₹10,000 crore to develop a special township and a world-class film and television studio in Telangana.
The proposed project will feature entertainment infrastructure of international standards, further boosting the state’s growing presence in the media and creative economy.

Brookfield–Axis Ventures Consortium to Build Deep Tech Hub With ₹75,000 Cr Investment

A major global partnership between Brookfield and Axis Ventures committed ₹75,000 crore to establish a global R&D and Deep Tech hub at the upcoming “Bharat Future City”.
This project aims to position Telangana as India’s foremost destination for emerging technologies, advanced research and innovation-driven industries.

Trump Group Announces Over ₹1 Lakh Crore Commitment

The summit also saw a massive proposal from the Trump Group, announcing investments exceeding ₹1 lakh crore in media, technology, and integrated infrastructure development—strengthening the state’s international investment profile.

GMR Group Signs MoU Worth ₹15,000 Cr

Infrastructure giant GMR Group signed an MoU in the aerospace and defence sector, committing ₹15,000 crore for:

  • Cargo expansion
  • Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul (MRO) facilities
  • Aviation-related ecosystem development

This investment will enhance Hyderabad’s stature as a major aerospace and cargo hub.

Vingroup (Vietnam) to Invest $3 Billion (Approx. ₹25,000 Cr)

Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup signed an MoU to invest $3 billion (approximately ₹25,000 crore) across:

  • Urban development
  • Electric vehicles (EVs)
  • Renewable and clean energy projects

The investment positions Telangana as a preferred destination for global EV and energy corporations.

Diverse Investment Flow Across All Sectors

According to Minister Babu, companies from Deep Tech City to textile and manufacturing units expressed strong interest in setting up facilities in Telangana.
He emphasized that the scale and diversity of the investments reflect the state’s stable industrial policy, global investor confidence, and its vision to emerge as an economic powerhouse over the next two decades.

Apollyon Dynamics: From Hostel Room to Defence Frontlines in Just 60 Days

In an extraordinary example of innovation meeting national service, Apollyon Dynamics, a defence-tech startup born at BITS Pilani Hyderabad Campus, has taken flight—quite literally—by delivering custom-built unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to active Indian Army units across Jammu, Chandimandir, Panagarh (West Bengal), and Arunachal Pradesh, all within just two months of launching operations.

Founded by two enterprising students, Jayant Khatri, a Mechanical Engineering student from Ajmer, and Sourya Choudhury, an Electronics Engineering student from Kolkata, Apollyon Dynamics began as a modest prototype assembly operation in a hostel room. Today, it is building cutting-edge indigenous drones that are already in active deployment—proving that world-class defence technology can originate from a college dorm room.

The startup’s UAVs are designed for high-stakes military missions including precision kamikaze strikes, nighttime surveillance, and strategic payload delivery. Their flagship kamikaze drone boasts a top speed of over 300 km/h and delivers payloads up to 1 kg with pinpoint accuracy, making it one of the most advanced and effective systems in its category.

This rapid success was made possible with the backing of Dr. Sanket Goel, Dean of Research and Innovation at BITS Pilani Hyderabad, who supported the founders in transitioning from a makeshift setup to a state-of-the-art lab facility within the institute. Today, Apollyon Dynamics operates from this lab, designing rugged, modular, and mission-specific drones that address India’s evolving defence and surveillance needs.

Their growing lineup features multi-role aerial platforms for long-range surveillance, tactical payload drops, and high-precision kamikaze operations—a powerful mix of flexibility, speed, and intelligence in aerial warfare tech.

The team recently demonstrated their drone technology on campus in front of Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chancellor of BITS Pilani and Chairman of the Aditya Birla Group, earning praise for their vision and execution.

In an era where indigenous defence capabilities are more vital than ever, Apollyon Dynamics represents not just a technological breakthrough—but a symbol of youth-driven innovation and national strength.

CSIR Labs to Host Major Start-Up Conclave in Hyderabad

Hyderabad, April 15 – In a significant move to highlight India’s growing biotech and health innovation ecosystem, three prestigious CSIR institutes — IICT, CCMB, and NGRI — will host a major start-up conclave on April 22 and 23 at the Zahir Memorial School in Habsiguda, Hyderabad. The two-day event, titled CSIR Start-Up Conclave, will witness participation from over 200 start-ups showcasing cutting-edge products and technologies across life sciences and public health.

These start-ups, nurtured by the CSIR labs, are transforming innovation into impact by addressing real-world healthcare challenges. Dr. Sudarshan Reddy, founder of Oncosimis and former CCMB scientist, emphasized the importance of institutional support for early-stage companies: “CCMB and IICT are nurturing places for new-born companies like ours. These institutes supported us right from the beginning.”

Oncosimis Biotech is developing low-cost pharmaceutical platforms, including novel monoclonal antibodies used in cancer therapy and mRNA-based vaccines. Meanwhile, innovations in animal health are also being promoted, with a focus on enhancing meat production in livestock using biologics.

Another notable start-up, Alithon, incubated at CCMB and IICT, is working on ultra-pure water solutions for dialysis, a sector currently lacking stringent regulations in India. Alithon has also expanded into international markets, including the US.

Pheezee, a med-tech venture by Startoon Labs, is another shining example of CSIR’s impact. Their portable devices for muscle and joint assessment have found applications in rehabilitation and physiotherapy. “It’s all about good people and a good network,” said Suresh Susurla, co-founder of Alithon.

This conclave will not only offer a platform for start-ups to connect with potential investors and partners but also serve as a testament to the success of public research institutions in fostering entrepreneurship.

With support from the Atal Incubation Centre and CSIR’s research prowess, the event is expected to catalyze further innovation and inspire a new generation of health-tech entrepreneurs.

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