HYDERABAD: CM Revanth interacts with Harvard Business School students
HYDERABAD: Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy interacted with a group of predominantly Indian students at the Harvard Business School (HBS) on the Harvard University campus during his recent visit to the United States.
Despite a packed day of official engagements, the Chief Minister took time to meet the students and discuss their academic experiences, career aspirations, and professional challenges. The interaction covered a wide range of topics, including his personal journey in public life and his mantra for success.
Calls on students to leverage global networks
Reddy spoke at length about the salient features of the Telangana Rising initiative, emphasising the State’s focus on innovation, digital infrastructure, and inclusive development. He urged the students to use their education and global networks to contribute to India’s growth story.
He encouraged them to serve as “brand ambassadors” of Hyderabad and Telangana, promoting the region’s strengths and opportunities on international platforms. “Harness your knowledge, experience, and global exposure to help shape the future of Telangana,” the Chief Minister told the students.
Highlights Telangana’s potential as innovation hub
During the session, Reddy highlighted Hyderabad’s emergence as a major centre for technology, entrepreneurship, and higher education. He said Telangana’s policies were designed to attract both domestic and international investment and to create opportunities for young professionals worldwide.
The discussion concluded with an invitation to the HBS students to visit Telangana and explore areas for collaboration in innovation, governance, and business.
