10.

Space technology framework- April 2022

India occupies a meagre 2% (or) 2 billion despite ISR.
To establish TS as a globally recognised one stop destination in space technology.
Objectives:
a. global tech hub,
b. Business & entrepreneurship
c. Global investments & partners
d. Space related manufacturing
j. Preferred testbed for remote sensing applications
4 pillars:
1) Enabling access to infrastructure
2) Business facilitation &collaboration
3) Skill development & training
4) Promoting research & innovation
Focus areas:
1) Agriculture & insurance
2) Urban planning & development
3) Disaster management
4) Environmental & natural resources
5) Internet & communication

1. Robotic policy -May 2023

 VISION of Telangana : “Creating a sustainable robotics ecosystem in Telangana
that champions innovation, entrepreneurship, and research and development,
positioning the state as a leader in the field of robotics.
 To fulfil its vision, the state shall set up a separate body called the Telangana
Robotics Innovation Centre (TRIC)
 Focus Areas: Health, Agriculture, education, industrial automation, consumer robo
 to achieve the vision, the government has identified five key pillars:
 infrastructure access,
 business enablement,
 fostering research & innovation,
 human capital enhancement
 responsible deployment.
 TRIC shall be responsible for the implementation of this framework and will be
the nodal point to implement the Key Pillars
11. Telangana Cool Roof policy :2023 to 2028
 323 million people in India are at high risk due to heat.
TS is 3rd most urbanised state in the country (1.5 cr people)
a. Coated cool roofs
b. Membrane cool roofs
c. Tiled cool roofs
 In 2017 GHMC started on pilot basis
 In 2019 GOI India cooling action plan ICAP
The most cost effective method to fight heat, is to lower indoor air temp. 2.1 to
4.30c
 Lower cost-20%
Vision: to make Telangana thermally comfortable & heat resilient state
Objectives: finance, workforce development, institutional frame work state
wise implementation
Targets: 300 sq km of cool roof are by 2028
 Leads to carbon off set of 30 million co2
 Helps to save 600 million units (GWH) per year after 5 years
Mandatory for government, non-residential/scommercial building,
Residential (area >600 sq yards) and Govt. assisted housing scheme
Optional: residential (area<600 sq yards)
Nodal agency: GHMC, HMDA & DTCP for rest of state.
Target: 200 sqkm in GHMC area and 100 sqkm for rest of state
 14.Telangana life sciences vision 2020-2030
(Proposed in bio-Asia summit)
Hyderabad -nucleus of life sciences in Asia
-pharma, biotech, med tech, digital health, etc...
 800 life sciences companies -$ 50 billion
 1/3 of global vaccine –“vaccine capital of world” with 6 billion doses
 State contributes 35% of India’s pharmaceutical production
 Hyderabad – ‘pharma Hub of the world’
 Next big destination for medical devices-sultanpur
R&D-innovation hotspot in Asia
-Hyd support more than 1000 global companies in their vision
Vision:2020-2030
To become one of top life sciences clusters in Asia
i. Achieve $50 billion as cluster revenue and $ 100 billion ecosystem valuation
ii. Asia’s pre-eminent innovation destination, attract research and development centres
for at least 3-5 top 10 MNCs, Develop at least one billion molecules by 2030
iii. Telangana for Telangana , build public health infrastructure
2020- $ 50 billion, 2022- $ 80 billion, 2030- $100 billion
 Genome valley (1999) at shamirpeyt in 100 acres, India’s first
systematically developed R &D cluster
 Home to companies from about 18 countries
 Leading life sciences cluster
 Largest vaccines manufactures like Bharat bio tech, Biological E &
Indian immunologic
B-hub @oct-2022:
 Land space: 40000 sq ft; modular lab space
 India’s largest medical devices park at sultanpur, Sangareddy in 302 acers, 40
companies
 World’s largest integrated pharma cluster-Hyderabad
 MOU with kings London college for pharma R&D
 In ts exports, pharma contributes 60%
 15. 20th Bio Asia 2023 summit in Hyderabad (feb 24-26th)
every year in held in Hyderabad only
Theme: advancing for one
Partners: govt. of Telangana +GOI & FABA
From 2005 FABA – federation of Asian biotech association
i. Genome valley- 22 nov 1999-shamirpet
2000 acers – India’s 1st life science cluster
2004: started presenting Genome valley excellence award
This year given to to prof. Robert langer for 1st commercial MRNA vaccine
ii. Telangana Govt & UNICEF to set up Y-hub (India’s 1st youth & adolescent focused
innovation Hub )
iii. “Sanofi” to establish global medical Hub 300 employment
iv. Eagle genomics: study on + Hyderabad MOU; to focus on cutting edge bio
informatics and data analytics work
v. ‘Foxx life’ sciences to invest 200 cr (America)
vi. ‘surface measurement system’ to invest $ 2 million to set up particle characteristics lab
(PCL)
vii. Corning: pharma to set facility for pharma and glass packaging investing 500 cr and
create nearly 550 jobs
viii. Jubiliant Bharati group; to set up in Hyderabad