Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and minister Nara Lokesh have formally launched Ratana Tata Innovation Hub in Amaravati. The innovation hub has been set up on an area of about 50,000 square feet in the premises of Mayuri Tech Park in Mangalagiri. The activities have been prepared to become a startup center that meets the needs of the world.
Ministers TG Bharat, Nadendla Manohar and TCS Chairman Chandrasekaran participated in the program. CM Chandrababu made it clear that the government is working with the aim of providing high standards of living to all people. He explained that along with wealth creation, poverty eradication and better living standards for all people are the main issues of the government.
He said that all those who used to talk about Isams in the past are now discussing better living standards. He believed that innovative innovations are very necessary for government policies to be formulated accordingly. Industrialists should realize that they can only compete if their innovations are innovative and superior, he said.
The CM said that the launch of the Ratan Tata Innovation Hub in Amaravati is a historic event. He recalled that Ratan Tata practiced the policy of giving back to the society, so he started the RTIH with the aim of providing his ideas to the future generation. He explained that centers will also operate in Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam, Tirupati and Anantapur.
He made it clear that Andhra Pradesh should achieve a knowledge economy together with IT. The CM said that God gave him the opportunity to build the city of Amaravati, and that Quantum Valley and Artificial Intelligence are going to become revolutionary elements.
CM Chandrababu said that Ratan Tata Innovation Hubs will operate with the aim of having an entrepreneur from every household. He wished to create records as businessmen with the industrialists who have applied for the Guinness World Record by creating a record level. He recalled that in the past, we worked with the aim of having an IT expert in every household.
“Our industries should achieve better results in achieving international standards. Government, industries, research, and the ecosystem should work together. Products with international standards are possible only if everyone works together. If a solution to the problem is found, it will be beneficial for everyone”, he added.
