Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu launched the Ratan Tata Innovation Hub (RTIH) at Mayuri Tech Park in Mangalagiri. He was joined by IT Minister Nara Lokesh at the inauguration ceremony.
The RTIH will be spread across 50,000 sq ft and aims to become a global hub for start-ups. With Amaravati as its centre, the facility will focus on artificial intelligence, deep tech, sustainable solutions, and inclusive innovations.
Planned as a “quantum valley,” the hub is expected to set new benchmarks for innovation-driven economies. The Andhra Pradesh government also plans to provide incentives to attract global talent and promote investment in research and technology.
The Ratan Tata Innovation Hub will serve as a centre for cutting-edge research, entrepreneurship, and technology-driven growth in the state. It is expected to boost start-ups and strengthen Andhra Pradesh’s presence in the global innovation landscape.
Speaking at the event, CM Chandrababu praised the simplicity and philanthropy of late Ratan Tata. He said the decision to name the hub after Ratan Tata was taken following his passing.
Chandrababu recalled how he once urged every household to have an IT professional. Now, he said, his vision is for every household to nurture an entrepreneur.
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