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KCR complained to IT minister about AP CM
By: Tupaki Desk | 13 Dec 2014 11:25 AM GMT
Chief Minister KCR has a closed door meeting with Union IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad at Hyderabad and discussed about the IT development in Telangana state.
KCR reportedly complained on AP government and asked the minister to sort out the differences between AP and TS.KCR also requested him to speed up the process of ITIR project that was proposed in Hyderabad.
The union minister had a patient on hearing the proposals of KCR and assured him about the IT development in Telangana state.Telangana IT minister KTR and some other government officials gave power point presentation to the union . Ravi Shankar reportedly assured that new areas of Telangana would be developed as IT hubs and the prestigious Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR) region would be completed soon.
Speaking after the meet KTR dismissed reports that the Information Technology industry was contemplating to shift to Andhra Pradesh.He said that the TRS Government proposes to create 15 lakh direct and 35 lakh indirect jobs in the next five years through IT.
KCR reportedly complained on AP government and asked the minister to sort out the differences between AP and TS.KCR also requested him to speed up the process of ITIR project that was proposed in Hyderabad.
The union minister had a patient on hearing the proposals of KCR and assured him about the IT development in Telangana state.Telangana IT minister KTR and some other government officials gave power point presentation to the union . Ravi Shankar reportedly assured that new areas of Telangana would be developed as IT hubs and the prestigious Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR) region would be completed soon.
Speaking after the meet KTR dismissed reports that the Information Technology industry was contemplating to shift to Andhra Pradesh.He said that the TRS Government proposes to create 15 lakh direct and 35 lakh indirect jobs in the next five years through IT.
