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Defence Aero&Space Be Competent Make in TVOLUME 02e ISSUE 07 HYlDERABAD JUaLY 2017 PAGESn 68 Rs. 100 A gMonthly Magazaine of Telanganna Industrialists Fa ederation (TIF) Special issue on Defence Aero&space Be competent Indigenisation is our priority Strategic City Contents Make In Telangana A monthly Magazine of Telangana Industrialists Federation (TIF) Editor-in-Chief a big leap K Sudhir Reddy Executive Editor M A Srinivasan a huge satisfaction Editor Mirupala Gopal Rao Editorial Board Singireddy Niranjan Reddy Tadakamalla Vivek Sunil Kumar Mohareer V B Shankar Dr Mahesh Y Reddy Reporting K Chandrasekhar J Srikanth 08 International Correspondents United States of America Harish S Reddy Canada 12 Mayank Chadha United Kingdom Spandana Ayachitam Legal Advisor S Bharath Kumar Circulation, Subscription & Distribution J Srikanth Be competent, if want to be Designed by Defence & Sahasra Graphics aerospace Hub For Editorial Content Email: [email protected] For advertisement & circulation Email: [email protected] Printed & Published by K Sudhir Reddy, on behalf of Telangana Industrialists Welfare Federation, Printed at Sree Designs, No. 9, GF, Prashanth Towers, Musheerabad, Hyderabad-500048 Publication Consultant Published at Telangana Industrialists Welfare Federation. H No 1-8-8/1, Ravindranagar Colony, K Raghurama Raju Habsiguda, Hyderabad – 500007, Telangana. 4 Make in Telangana i JUlY 2017 Indigenisation eTeclanogsanya sneteedsm an Unless a perfect ecosystem is developed Defence and is our priority Aerospace will not be able to flourish in Telangana, says Shiva Kumar , a leading entrepreneur voicing the industry’s concerns 22 30 Inaugural Flight Bombay- Aurangabad Capt M.D Mistry, S.S Rao,Radio Officer, Air Hostess 42 Early Birds OF 37 Hyderabad Skies Strategic City a heaven for Research & Development Need concessions 52 & nurturing a green estate 60 Make in Telangana i JUlY 2017 Make in Telangana i JUlY 2017 5 Editorial Three years of pride new state was born on 2 June 2014, after demol - ishing decades of servitude. Three years is not a Avery big period considering the seven-decade old Independent modern India. What Telangana has achieved in these three years is being analysed by various parties, groups and individuals suiting to their wishes and interests. As a body of industrialists, TIF sees these three years as a period of reconstruction by demystifying the rumours and apprehensions about the capability to govern self, assert our rights and proving the entrepreneurial capabilities of Telan - gana people. Resilience is a quality of Telangana- come what may, it advances further. This is proven again in the past three years. Whether it is resolving the issue of power-cuts or un - veiling a brilliant industrial policy to attract investments, the government has proven beyond doubt that Telangana is 6 Make in Telangana i JUlY 2017 on rise. Taking the top spot in Sickness, NPAs extinct in the Defence, Aerospace and Atomic Ease of Doing Business; encour - dictionary of Telangana indus - energy are so strategic that they aging skill development and en - try. A two-way approach, getting weigh equally with statecraft. trepreneurship through T-hub, big industry, PSU or corporates Hyderabad city is a hub for all TASK, etc.; and recent sanction into state; developing MSME the three strategic sectors and of TIF MSME Green Industrial sector attached to it- shall be the being nurtured from mid-sixties Park- at every step the state gov - saviour of industry in Telangana. and especially post-eighties, has ernment has proven it’s commit - MSMEs deserve a lot more begun bearing fruits. That is why, ment for the development of help and encouragement from in all the successful satellite industry. This f orced the bitter the government. It is this sector launches, missile or defence de - critics with ill-intentions, to which provides huge employ - velopments Hyderabad took part keep their mouth shut. ment, engage a big number of in many ways. While the R & D These three years is like sow - entrepreneurs and also bridge establishments under DRDO in - ing the seeds and the coming rural sectors to industry. On the novated, many medium and years is the period of harvest. occasion of three years of the small enterprises took part in pro - We believe that industry shall formation of the state, TIF ap - duction. grow on it’s own if the govern - peals that the state government This issue focuses on Defence ments facilitate. This is the declare one year as the ‘Year of and Aerospace sector as the movement for the government, MSMEs’ and focus on the prob - Telangana government too at - industry bodies and individuals lems of MSMEs. This can bring tached much importance to these to take stock of the situation to a big leap in industrial produc - sectors in it’s industrial policy. take these initial steps further. tion, health of industries and Interviews of the people who Here are the few key issues to be welfare of micro, small and shaped and shaping up of the fu - resolved or facilitated by the medium entrepreneurs. TIF ture of defence and aerospace; state government. greets the people of Telangana on concerns of the industrialists in - Though there is much talk the occasion of State Formation volved in defence and aerospace about from Centre, Skill Devel - day and pledges to fulfill it’s role are discussed threadbare. We opment is still an area to be fo - in the reconstruction of Telan - wish this sector-specific focus cused. Unless we take measures gana. should bring the issues and con - to develop skills of the work cerns into debate to find solutions force, there will be a crisis in and help the Defence and Aero - terms of human resources and Focus Defence space industry grow in the city of quality. Bringing the financial Hyderabad. institutions to the doorstep of the and aerospace entrepreneur, especially the Dreams don’t run. They fly. micro, small and medium ones, Defence and aerospace are such is yet to be done. It is not a big sectors which demand wings not task for the state government to just for our wishes and dreams K.Sudhir Reddy make the words like Industrial but also to deeds. Sectors like (Editor-in-Chief) Make in Telangana i JUlY 2017 Make in Telangana i JUlY 2017 7 a big leap a huge satisfaction Telangana govt generates Rs 73,000 crore investment, 2.56 lakh jobs in two years revolutionary policy by itself cannot bring Achange; it should be led by an efficient leadership, imple - mented by dedicated employees are important to bring change”, said K T Rama Rao, Minister for IT and Industries. TS-iPASS was the policy he was referring to and the progress made in these three years by the newly formed state of Telangana was being pre - sented. Annual Report on Indus - 8 Make in Telangana i JUlY 2017 Proposed new Industrial Parks • Medical Devices Park inaugurated at Sultanpur in Sangareddy tries was released by KT Rama district Rao on 12 June in Hyderabad, - Will be the first of its kind in India coinciding with the occasion of - To be built in 250 acres two years of introducing of TS- - MoUs and land allocation for 10 industries on the iPASS. inaugural day The minister elaborated the • TIF MSME Green Industrial Park in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri dis - efforts made and the progress trict recorded in the industrial sector - Encourages MSME sector during the period of after re - - Project initiated and huge response from industrialists leasing the Annual report of the - TSIIC decided to build infrastructure with Rs 100 cr Department of Industries and • Hyderabad Pharma City Commerce, 2016-17. Industri - - Biggest Pharma Park in the country alists were agitational path be - - First phase to be built in 8200 acres, till now 6300 acres ac - fore the formation of Telangana quired demanding power supply and - To be operational by next year end the work done these three years - Environmental clearance and public hearing to be completed whether in power sector or any by October end other has changed the situation, • Kakatiya Mega Textile Park at Warangal he said. “This is the right con - - Spread in 1200 acres text to understand the growth - MOUs with entrepreneurs will be completed in 3 months in the newly formed state”, as - • Sircilla apparel park serted the Industries minister. - Helps the weaving community under distress in the past decade Rama Rao explained the - To be developed in the lines of Tirupur in Tamil Nadu achievements like becoming - To be inaugurated this year number one in EoDB in the • Laboratory and Incubation Space in Genome Valley country, initiation of Aerospace - To be built in 2 million sq. ft of area Parks, MoU with Boeing etc. - Conferences like BIO Asia regularly held in Hyderabad played He explained the efforts made a role by the government in promot - - A private enterprise MN Park to partner the state government ing the state across the world, in this venture in all the 14 thrust areas desig - • Seed Park in Siddipet district nated in the state’s New Indus - - Land acquired and will be initiated soon trial Policy. By participating in • Three Food Park at Janagama, Siricilla and one in Khammam global events like ADVAMED district held in Minneapolis, Aero - Earlier launched Food Park at Buggapadu in Sattupalli mandal India show in Bengaluru and is progressing BioAsia in Hyderabad, we - Good agricultural yield in the past two years are creating could project Telangana, he favourable conditions for food parks said. • Spice Park at Bhimgal in Balkonda Constituency “If anyone is looking at • Composite manufacturing cluster- place yet to be decided India under Make in India cam - • LED Park in Sangareddy paign, our aim is to make them • Plastic park in Rangareddy district prefer Telangana first”, said KT • Granite cluster in Siddipet district Rama Rao.
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