Minister of Information Technology Telangana KT Rama Rao, who is currently on a two-week tour of the Unites States, CEO of Microsoft, Satya Nadella met.
The Minister informed him of the new industrial policy and single-window clearance for new industries in the state, and also explained the “T Hub” and initiatives “TASK” state, an official statement issued here today in areas Said .various that Microsoft and Telangana government would work were discussed during the meeting.
The minister also presented a replica Bidriware born in Hyderabad Charminar to Nadella. Later, the Minister and the IT Department delegation visited the campus of Amazon in Seattle. Monique Meche, vice president, Global Public Policy & John Schoettler, Director, Amazon Global Workplaces met.
Amazon team expressed happiness in Telangana government proactive approach. They have assured the delegation that Amazon will continue to work with the government of Telangana in various initiatives in the future also, the statement said.
The Minister also met Eric Schinfeld, Chief of Staff in Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce. Earlier in the day, several diaspora organizations in Seattle organized a “Meet & Greet” with the Minister at the Bellevue Library, and appreciate the meeting on the various flagship initiatives undertaken by the government of Telangana in the last year. He informed the audience that the state government is giving top priority to ensure that the basic issues such as drinking water, energy, education and health are addressed in the initial years.
The minister also urged NRIs to be the Goodwill Ambassador for the state government, the statement added.
Telangana police on Tuesday warned people against entering into any financial transactions with non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) that have been barred from doing business by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
Additional Director General of Police Crime Investigation Department (CID) has published a list of 31 such companies, whose certificate of registration had been canceled by the RBI, in an attempt to alert the public.
The move comes close to hand in a series of financial fraud that had come to light in Andhra Pradesh involving the money of hundreds of small depositors. AP police had joined the properties of two companies, including Group Gold Stone, who had allegedly cheated depositors by not paying the money in the end of maturity.
Some of the names listed by the Telangana NBFCs CID on the list of 2094 companies whose certification of registration was canceled in September 2014. The list, which also includes a group of companies based in AP, is available on the driven website.
Meanwhile, the list of 31 companies released by the police CID Telangana include the names of two companies with similar direction to that of a house of renowned media in the city office.
