Andhra Pradesh IT Minister Nara Lokesh has called for a new investor-friendly IT policy to be implemented in the state, highlighting the need for incentives to attract companies.
Nara LokeshAndhra PradeshIt PolicyInvestor FriendlyIt HubReal Estate NewsJun 16, 2024
Nara Lokesh has announced a new investor-friendly IT policy to be implemented in Andhra Pradesh.
The aim of the new IT policy is to attract more companies to set up shop in Andhra Pradesh and create more job opportunities.
Visakhapatnam is to be developed into an IT hub and Tirupati into an electronics hub under the new policy.
The details of the incentives to be provided to companies are yet to be disclosed, but the minister has instructed officials to submit the details at the earliest possible.
The new policy is expected to give a boost to the state's economy and create more job opportunities, making Andhra Pradesh a hub for IT and electronics industries.
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