Bharat Future City to Be Developed for Future Generations: Sridhar Babu

Telangana IT and Industries Minister Duddilla Sridhar Babu said Bharat Future City was being developed through a planned approach, with a strong focus on sustainable growth and the needs of future generations. He made these remarks while participating in a panel discussion titled ‘Future City and Urbanisation’ at HITEX, Hyderabad, as part of the Bharat Summit 2026. He noted that Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Cyberabad had served as major drivers of the state’s economic growth in different periods. In response to changing global economic conditions and industrial requirements, the government was developing Bharat Future City as the state’s fourth city. He said the project would play a significant role in achieving Telangana’s target of becoming a three-trillion-dollar economy by 2047. The city is being designed not merely as an industrial zone but as an integrated urban centre for living, working, education, research and innovation.

The minister said Bharat Future City was being planned as an eco-friendly development with a net-zero vision. Rainwater conservation, water recycling, solar power, green spaces and efficient waste management would receive special attention. The government is also prioritising sectors such as artificial intelligence, life sciences, healthcare, electronics, electric vehicles, data centres, space technology and advanced manufacturing. He said several leading domestic and international companies, including Amazon, Hypervolt, CtrlS, Marubeni, Sembcorp and NTT, had shown interest in investing in the project. Inviting investors and industrialists to explore opportunities in Bharat Future City, Sridhar Babu assured them of government support at every stage, from land allocation and infrastructure development to securing necessary approvals.