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KTR hails T-Hub’s 11-year journey, credits KCR’s vision

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Hyderabad: BRS working president and former IT Minister KT Rama Rao said T-Hub, established during the tenure of former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao, played a key role in transforming Hyderabad into a global innovation destination.

Marking T-Hub’s 11th anniversary, Rama Rao said the phrase “Giving wings to dreams” perfectly captured the institution’s purpose. He said T-Hub had empowered more than 3,300 startups over the past 11 years by connecting entrepreneurs with mentors, investors, industry leaders and global opportunities.

He said T-Hub had emerged as a symbol of Telangana’s ambition and entrepreneurial spirit, inspiring similar initiatives across the country and placing Hyderabad firmly on the global innovation map.

The former IT Minister said the institution was established with the vision of making Hyderabad a destination for innovation and entrepreneurship. He expressed confidence that it would continue to nurture ideas, support innovators and help turn their dreams into reality.

Recalling the words of iconic industrialist late Ratan Tata at T-Hub’s launch, Rama Rao said the institution was indeed the “face of modern India”.

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