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Official estimates indicate Telangana’s GSDP growth has slowed after the Congress government assumed office, compared to the high-growth phase witnessed under the previous BRS regime. Economists warn that continued moderation could impact employment generation, investments, tax revenues and future welfare expenditure.

Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu announced that Andhra Pradesh will adopt fully data‑driven governance with real‑time monitoring of GSDP. He directed officials to strengthen institutional capacity, train staff across districts and mandals, and integrate AI‑based economic analysis to achieve 15% growth under the Swarna Andhra–2047 vision.

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to convene an all-party meeting to discuss delimitation and women’s reservation. In his letter, Reddy rejected the pro-rata model, warning it would be unacceptable to southern states.

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy urged the Centre to hold an all-party meeting on delimitation, opposing a population-based approach. He proposed a hybrid model and warned southern States could lose political influence if the current method is followed.

Southern States have raised legitimate concerns about unfair treatment in the sharing of the divisible pool of central taxes

Telangana’s economy has slowed sharply with revenue contraction, rising debt, falling growth rates and recurring deflation. Data comparisons with the BRS-era highlight reduced tax performance, widening deficits and weakening demand. Economists warn the State needs urgent corrective measures to prevent prolonged stagnation

Among the 18 States and Union Territories ranked, the State recorded a GSDP growth of 10.12 per cent at current prices in FY 2024-25, falling behind at 14th place nationally

Telangana State Statistical Abstract, brought out by State Development Planning Society of Planning Department, points out in detail the 'remarkable progress' it achieved in the decade after State formation

In his first meeting with Modi after the Union Budget, Naidu thanked the prime minister for key announcements made for Andhra Pradesh, including Rs 15,000 crore funding for the new capital's development

According to the Comptroller and Auditor General of India's State Finances Audit report Telangana’s Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) increased by 16 percent in the 2022-23 financial year over 2021-22.

The Congress government, while indulging in petty politics, should not curse or malign the State that was achieved after a long tough struggle, BRS working president KT Rama Rao.

Addressing the Assembly, Vikramarka highlighted the State's growth across multiple fronts, including GSDP, per capita income, and various national parameters in the in BRS's rule.

Telangana maintained a strong focus on capital expenditure, allocating 26.6 per cent of its budget to it, second only to Andhra Pradesh (40 per cent).

The government entities have obtained loans amounting Rs 1,482.50 crore on behalf of the state government of Bihar as on March 31, 2022.

Speaking as the chief guest at a seminar on new initiatives in Finance and Planning, B Vinod Kumar explained how Telangana had achieved high growth in GSDP and per capita income

Telangana availed market borrowings amounting to Rs.40,150 crore and also scored the lowest debt to GSDP ratio of 25.3 percent among five southern States

Similarly, Telangana’s Per Capita Income (PCI) of Rs.3.17 lakh as on March 31 this year was the highest in the country, KTR said

He underscored the need to create a robust marketing system and establishment of food processing industries, to give value addition to the crops

Telangana has recorded an average Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) growth rate of 8.6 percent, which is the third highest in the country

The total outstanding debt of the State stood at Rs 2,83,452 crore at the end of 2021-22