The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), an umbrella organisation created in 2009 to develop and operate various retail payment systems, is looking to set up an innovation centre in Hyderabad in the next three to six months.
With almost 25,000 delegates, 15 events, 300 exhibitors and 500 speakers from 30 countries, the IndiaJoy expo kickstarted in Hyderabad on Sunday.
Last month, GE-backed global co-creating community FirstBuild signed an agreement with the Hyderabad-based incubator for hardware startups T-works.
Joining the many technology companies in setting up their operations in the city, mobile maker OnePlus India announced setting up of its research and development (R&D) centre in Hyderabad.
Mansanpally Digital village comprises of an E-Education Centre, E-Health Centre and E-Panchayat Centre.
Acknowledging the importance of blockchain technology in ushering transparency in transactions across sectors, Telangana State has set up Blockchain district, which will work on the protocols to be followed and also evolve new use cases for taking the technology to the masses: KTR
Minister for IT and Industries K Taraka Rama Rao has agreed to sanction Rs 50 crore to build an IT tower at the 400-acre IT and multi-purpose industrial corridor in Divitipally on the outskirts of Mahabubnagar town.
More than 14 start-ups are working with various departments in Telangana government.
The state government has planned IT hubs at Nizamabad, Khammam, Karimnagar and Warangal by investing `25 crore on each to spur IT-based economy in districts: Minister KTR
What happens when a room full of start-ups meets a minister who loves talking about start-ups, technology that drive industries and calls his state a ‘start-up state’ having a government which thinks like a start-up?
The IT, E&C Department leverages Information Technology not just for effective and efficient governance, but also for sustainable economic development and inclusive social development. On the supply side, the Digital Telangana aims to ensure digital facilities become available to each and every person in the state. On the demand side, it aims to provide digital citizen services and make people digitally literate and empowered so that they can make best use of these services. Learn more about the gamut of initiatives under the broad umbrella of Digital Telangana.
