Andhra built a regulatory route letting very large industrial users handle their own power, and issued India's first such licence.
Power is the biggest execution risk at that scale. AP didn't subsidise it. It removed it.
@ncbn@naralokesh@iTDPOfficial@AndhraNexus
Nobody's coming to give you a head start. Sometimes, you have to build the advantage you were not given.
That is what Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Bihar are doing.
They cannot rely on outspending India's industrial heavyweights. So they are building a different edge.
Google got a dedicated power licence in AP.
Chhattisgarh passed a statute expected to cover 15 lakh MSMEs. Bihar's ethanol producers got long-term purchase contracts.
Now these challenger states are gaining ground by giving investors something money alone cannot guarantee: predictability.
Healthy competition among states is good for investors, businesses and most importantly people.
Read our full story, with @PremManukonda and @AdithCharlie here -
https://t.co/iUwfWoNoZN
One thought that stays with me…
While the world passionately cheers every SpaceX launch, tomorrow is our moment to rally behind our own pioneers. 🇮🇳
When one of India’s most ambitious deep-tech startups attempts the nation’s first private orbital launch, it should dominate our national conversation. Instead, too often, stories that define India’s scientific and entrepreneurial future struggle to receive the attention they deserve.
That’s why platforms like YourStory, led by Shraddha Sharma, matter. They have consistently chosen to celebrate builders over buzz, innovation over noise, and long-term nation-building over fleeting headlines.A country that dreams of becoming a global innovation leader must first learn to passionately cheer its own innovators.
Let’s make #Skyroot trend—not because it’s fashionable, but because it’s ours. 🚀🇮🇳
#BackIndianInnovation #MediaForMakers #DeepTech #StartupIndia #IndiaInSpace #StoriesThatBuildIndia
Big moment for Indian space-tech. 🚀🇮🇳
Here's a throwback to a Skyroot Aerospace story that YourStory published in 2019, long before the company became one of the biggest names in India's private space journey. Amazing to see how far they've come.
https://t.co/MmiaqJIIF0
Absolutely brilliant piece of positive journalism @SharmaShradha clearly demonstrating your passion for publishing innovative Startup @YourStoryCo Showcasing the Entrepreneurial journey of Purpose -Persiverence-Perfection-Profit ! @narendramodi@narendramodi_in@PMOIndia
Tomorrow morning, a rocket built by an Indian startup will attempt to reach orbit.
At 11:30 AM,
Skyroot Aerospace's Vikram-1 lifts off from Sriharikota, India's first private orbital launch attempt.
We've been following @SkyrootA since their earliest days.
Back in 2019, when they were barely a year old, we featured them in our Tech30 list of India's most promising startups.
Two ex-ISRO scientists with a dream that seemed impossible.
No rocket. No launch. Just belief.
Since then, we've watched them test their first engines.
We've watched Vikram-S make history in 2022 as India's first private rocket to fly.
We've watched them become India's first space unicorn.
And through it all, we've watched them stay humble, hungry, and relentlessly focused on the mission.
That's why tomorrow feels personal. When you spot a dream this early and follow it this closely, their milestones start to feel like your own.
Tomorrow, they carry the dreams of a billion Indians with them.
All the very best, Team Skyroot.
India is rooting for you. ❤️
#Skyroot #Vikram1 #IndiaInSpace #SpaceTech #IndianStartups #MakeInIndia #Sriharikota #StartupIndia #Tech30
Every Indian state is chasing the same headline -
A big factory
A marquee MOU
A stage announcement
Andhra Pradesh is playing a different game.
Instead of only attracting companies, it’s trying to build founders, treating entrepreneurship as public infrastructure, just like roads or power.
Economist Mariana Mazzucato wrote about the “Entrepreneurial State.” Andhra Pradesh, under @naralokesh, is taking that idea one step further.
Here’s what’s different:
-AI Hub in Visakhapatnam
-Quantum Valley in Amaravati with IBM & TCS building India’s largest quantum computer
-Ratan Tata Innovation Hub
-Target of 20,000 startups
-Co-working hubs across all 26 districts
Not one startup city.
An entire startup state.
And the focus isn’t on signing MOUs
As @naralokesh has repeatedly said, success is measured only when investments materialise and jobs are actually created.
In the age of AI, factories create jobs.
Founders create industries.
Industries create generations of jobs.
The next competition between Indian states won’t be about who attracts the biggest company.
It will be about who creates the most entrepreneurs.
Andhra Pradesh may have moved first.
Our latest @YourStoryCo on the roadmap beneath the headlines.
“The next battle between Indian states won’t be for factories. It’ll be for founders.”
https://t.co/y2YABVB3KW
Every Indian state is chasing the same headline -
A big factory
A marquee MOU
A stage announcement
Andhra Pradesh is playing a different game.
Instead of only attracting companies, it’s trying to build founders, treating entrepreneurship as public infrastructure, just like roads or power.
Economist Mariana Mazzucato wrote about the “Entrepreneurial State.” Andhra Pradesh, under @naralokesh, is taking that idea one step further.
Here’s what’s different:
-AI Hub in Visakhapatnam
-Quantum Valley in Amaravati with IBM & TCS building India’s largest quantum computer
-Ratan Tata Innovation Hub
-Target of 20,000 startups
-Co-working hubs across all 26 districts
Not one startup city.
An entire startup state.
And the focus isn’t on signing MOUs
As @naralokesh has repeatedly said, success is measured only when investments materialise and jobs are actually created.
In the age of AI, factories create jobs.
Founders create industries.
Industries create generations of jobs.
The next competition between Indian states won’t be about who attracts the biggest company.
It will be about who creates the most entrepreneurs.
Andhra Pradesh may have moved first.
Our latest @YourStoryCo on the roadmap beneath the headlines.
“The next battle between Indian states won’t be for factories. It’ll be for founders.”
https://t.co/y2YABVB3KW
🏴 Inglaterra: 4-2-3-1 en rombo, Kane de falso 9, Bellingham llegando desde segunda línea, Pontas invertidos, Presión alta, Rotaciones en el mediocampo
🇦🇷 Argentina: El que no se la pase a Messi es gay
Two years back, I slipped and fractured my hand because of a broken drain cover around Ulsoor Lake.
For many of us a broken and unlivable city is a reality.
Traffic. Flooding. Pollution. Broken infrastructure.
When I had just about given up on what can change, I found hope.
My conversation with Krishna Byre Gowda is not about politics.
It is about governance.
It is about execution.
It is about what happens when someone chooses to solve problems instead of merely talking about them.
Whether you live in Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata or any Indian city, this conversation matters.
Because if one city can become more liveable, every city can.
If you’re a young Indian wondering whether public service can still create real change, watch this.
If you’re building India in any way, as a founder, citizen, student, policymaker, or professional, watch this.
We spend enough time amplifying what’s broken.
It’s time we also amplify people who are trying to build.
This is one of the most important conversations I’ve had this year.
Watch it. Share it. Let’s make stories of builders go as viral as stories of outrage.
Bringing to you “The Nation Builders” @krishnabgowda
ఇలాంటి కామెంట్స్ వల్ల నెగటివ్ అవుతామని
తెలిసినా కూడా వాగుతున్నారు అంటే
అంబటి కి , పేర్ని నాని కి ఏమి పోయే కాలం
ట్రోల్ అవుతూ కూడా ట్రెండింగ్ లో ఉండాలనా?
@AmbatiRambabu@perni_nani 🤐☹️🤡
One of the most stressful watch.
Cape Verde you guys almost pulled it off, nothing but respect.
Argentina ki reality check for sure. No creativity in the middle whatsoever.
We have to step up if we want to face france in finals.
How can one not enjoy watching him play, just beautiful effortless and he sees the game differently. The inevitable, the greatest of all time.
My Man ❤️🩵
#messi