The Telangana Rising 2047 Vision Document is a big strategic plan made by the Telangana State Government to guide the state’s development over the next few decades, specifically till the year 2047, when India celebrates 100 years of independence. It is like a comprehensive blueprint or a roadmap to make Telangana a powerful, knowledge-driven, and globally competitive economy. The document focuses on integrated growth across all areas, dividing the economy into three main regions: the Core Urban Region Economy (CURE), the Peri-Urban Region Economy (PURE), and the Rural Agriculture Region Economy (RARE), each with its own special strategies. The entire vision is built on three main pillars: Human Capital Development (investing in education, skilling, and health), Productivity and Innovation (focusing on technology, research, and high-value sectors like IT and pharma), and Investment and Savings (attracting both domestic and global capital).
The Official Launch Event: December 9, 2025
The government has officially confirmed that the document is scheduled to be released on December 9, 2025, at the Telangana Rising Global Summit being held at the Future City grounds in Hyderabad. This two-day summit, which starts on December 8, is being held to showcase the state’s two years of government work and to attract major investments from both national and international partners. The launch of the ‘Telangana Rising 2047’ vision is the central part of the summit, aiming to clearly outline the government’s long-term policies and priorities to global investors and stakeholders, assuring them of an investor-friendly environment and a clear roadmap for the state’s future.
A $3 Trillion Economy in Global Context
the document sets a very ambitious target that the economy of Telangana, measured by its Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP), will reach a massive US $3 trillion by 2047. The state aims to achieve an interim milestone of a US $1 trillion economy by 2034 before reaching the final goal. The government feels that if they follow a ‘business-as-usual’ approach, the GSDP would only reach around $1.2 trillion by 2047. Therefore, to achieve the $3 trillion target, they are planning a ‘decisive shift’ which includes accelerating the growth of human capital and Total Factor Productivity by about 1.75 times and significantly increasing domestic savings. The vision is to transform the state’s economy, with the services sector alone projected to contribute around US $1.9 trillion by 2047.
Matching the Economies of France and the UK
Comparing a US $3 trillion economy to present-day countries gives a good idea of how massive this goal is for a single Indian state. As per recent global economic rankings, a $3 trillion economy is comparable to the entire economies of major, well-established countries. For example, the whole of France currently has an economy of about $3.8 trillion, and the United Kingdom is around $4.0 trillion. This means Telangana’s target of $3 trillion GSDP by 2047 is roughly equal to the entire present-day economies of large developed nations like France or the UK. It shows the state’s strong determination to become a leading global economic hub, potentially contributing nearly 10% to India’s projected total GDP by 2047.
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