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T-Hub and Japan’s OKI have launched a programme to connect Indian deep-tech startups with global markets, focusing on water infrastructure and logistics sectors. Eight startups have been shortlisted under T-Hub’s PACE accelerator to work on industrial challenges and business opportunities in Japan.

T-Hub has launched Blueprint, a 12-month founder fellowship for deep tech startups moving from early traction to scale. The programme will provide operating and commercial support, investor readiness, mentorship, enterprise opportunities, international exposure and access to talent and IP.

Hyderabad-based Skyroot’s orbital success signals a startup revolution, and a turning point for India’s private space industry

The milestone scripted by Skyroot Aerospace has proved the validity of the start-up policy of the erstwhile BRS Government and the efficacy of organisations such as T-Hub and T-Works launched by the former IT Minister and current BRS working president K T Rama Rao

More than 350 academicians, researchers, industry experts and students participated in a two-day international workshop on AI-driven semiconductor and energy-efficient hardware at T-Hub. Organised by SVES with Penn State University, the event focused on emerging technologies and engineering education.

An international workshop on Artificial Intelligence-driven semiconductor and energy-efficient hardware was organised at T-Hub by the Sri Vishnu Educational Society in Hyderabad, with support from Penn State University.

BRS working president KT Rama Rao praised Hyderabad-based BluJ Aero for unveiling its second-generation eVTOL prototype. The T-Hub-incubated startup is developing hydrogen-electric and battery-powered VTOL aircraft for short-distance passenger and cargo transport without relying on conventional airport infrastructure

T-Hub has launched the third cohort of its ORBIT SpaceTech Accelerator Programme, selecting 13 startups working on advanced space technologies. Participants will receive mentorship, industry exposure, and access to experts as India's SpaceTech ecosystem continues to expand rapidly.

KTR recognised that the future lay in a knowledge-based economy, prioritising technology, innovation, and youth talent as key drivers of Telangana’s growth and development

T-Hub and IN-SPACe hosted InveSt Space Hyderabad Edition, bringing together startups, investors, and policymakers. With India’s space sector rapidly growing, the event focused on boosting funding, innovation, and collaboration in the SpaceTech ecosystem.

T-Hub has partnered with JETRO to support Japanese startups, corporates and investors entering the Indian market while helping Indian startups expand into Japan. The collaboration will focus on deeptech, AI, mobility and manufacturing through exchange programmes, innovation partnerships and investor connections.

SERP, in partnership with TBIS BITS Pilani Hyderabad, T-Hub and WE Hub, has launched a Rs.12.66 crore Challenge Fund to support 300 women and youth entrepreneurs across Telangana under the National Rural Livelihoods Mission Incubator Programme.

T-Hub has partnered with the Directorate of Information Technology, Government of Tripura, to strengthen the State’s startup ecosystem. The collaboration will support incubation centres, innovation parks, and acceleration programmes as Tripura records steady startup growth.

T-Hub has partnered with France’s Hauts-de-France region to help startups from both countries expand into new markets. The collaboration will support investment, market access, and innovation programmes, strengthening India–France startup ties and aligning with India’s Viksit Bharat 2047 vision.

The Telangana government’s plan to relocate 39 offices from rented premises to government-owned buildings has hit a roadblock after criticism over shifting some offices to T-Hub. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy cancelled the relocation orders, leaving uncertainty over the exercise.

Hyderabad’s Congress government is relocating hundreds of offices from rented to state-owned buildings to avoid clearing ₹1,300 crore in long-pending rental arrears. The move risks overcrowding, disrupted services, and local economic fallout, highlighting fiscal stress and planning gaps

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has scrapped the proposal to accommodate government offices at T-Hub following widespread criticism. He directed officials to retain the facility exclusively for startups and relocate offices functioning from rented buildings to government-owned premises.

The Telangana government’s decision to shift several public offices into T-Hub has raised concerns over its impact on the startup ecosystem. Observers fear that high-footfall offices may affect the innovation-driven environment of the global incubation hub.

NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, hosted a one-day national conference on “ML, AI and IP for Startups,” organised by the DPIIT-IPR Chair and NC Banerjee Centre for IPR Studies.

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy said the upcoming ₹1,000-crore Startup Fund of Funds would anchor Telangana’s next decade of innovation. Speaking at the launch of the Google for Startups Hub at T-Hub, he said he hopes 100 Hyderabad startups will become unicorns by 2034.