Bhatti Urges NRIs to Use Knowledge for Native Growth

Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka urged Non-Resident Indians to contribute to their homeland by investing and supporting Telangana’s development. He stated that the state is progressing to compete with global standards and invited NRIs to be part of this growth journey. He was speaking as the chief guest at the 19th ATA National Convention held at the Baltimore Convention Center in Maryland, USA. He highlighted the single-window system introduced to facilitate investments.

Bhatti also spoke about the development of the Musi River in Hyderabad on the lines of London’s Thames, aiming to transform the city’s landscape. He encouraged NRIs to use their knowledge for the development of their native places and mentioned plans for a legal support system for Telangana citizens abroad. Maryland Governor Wes Moore praised the Telugu community for its significant role in the state’s development.