T-IDEA is Telangana State Industrial Development and Entrepreneur Advancement. It's a scheme introduced by the Telangana government to promote industrial growth and entrepreneurship in the state. T-IDEA offers various incentives to businesses, including investment subsidies, land cost reimbursement, and SGST (State Goods and Services Tax) reimbursement.

• It is a state initiative aimed at promoting industrial growth and entrepreneurship through financial subsidies and incentives.

Key Objectives of T-IDEA

• Encourage investment in industries across Telangana.
• Support Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).
• Promote employment generation.
• Develop backward and rural areas through industrialization.

Who Can Apply?

• New and expanding industrial units.
• Startups and entrepreneurs in priority sectors.
• Special packages for SC/ST, women, and differently abled entrepreneurs.

Checklist for Subsidies:

1. 1.Company PAN
2. 2.Plant and Machinery statement and Machinery Invoices
3. 3.PAN & Aadhar Card of the Entrepreneurs
4. 4.Certificate from the Chartered Accountant and % of holding of equity in the company by each partner/director
5. 5.Registered Partnership Deed / Articles & Memorandum of Association with Incorporation Certificate (for Pvt. Ltd./Ltd. companies)
6. 6.Factory License, Plan Approval from Director of Factories
7. 7.Factory / Building Plan approval from DTCP / UDA / IALA
8. 8.Consent for Operation from TGPCB / Acknowledgement from the General Manager, DIC Concerned
9. 9.Power release Certificate from TGTRANSCO/DISCOM
10. 10.Udyam certificate
11. 11.Project Report
12. 12.Term loan sanction letters and Loan Account Statement
13. 13.Board Resolution authorizing to sign and file claim (for Pvt./Ltd. companies, partnership firms)
14. 14.Registered land sale deed / Lease deed (minimum 10 years)
15. 15.GST Certificate
16. 16.First sale Bill
17. 17.Form – B
18. 18.Civil Valuation Certificate
19. 19.Land Payment Proof (if it is a Sale Deed)
20. 20.Boiler Certificate (if applicable)

Telangana State Programme for Rapid Incubation of Dalit Entrepreneurs (T-PRIDE) is a scheme designed to promote entrepreneurship among Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) individuals in Telangana. It provides a special incentive package including investment subsidies, SGST reimbursement, stamp duty and transfer duty reimbursement, power cost reimbursement, and interest subsidies. The scheme aims to increase the participation of SC/ST entrepreneurs in the industrial sector and ensure equitable industrial growth.

Key Features of T-PRIDE

• Investment Subsidy: Provides investment subsidies for men and women at different rates.
• SGST Reimbursement: Reimbursement of State Goods and Services Tax (SGST) for 5 years.
• Stamp Duty and Transfer Duty Reimbursement: Full reimbursement of both duties.
• Power Cost Reimbursement: Per-unit reimbursement for power consumption.
• Interest Subsidy: Under the "Pavala Vaddi" scheme.
• Land Allotment: Allotment of land in industrial estates for SC/ST entrepreneurs in proportion to their population.
• Other Incentives: Includes seed capital assistance, land cost rebates, and land conversion charge rebates.
• Targeted Initiative: Designed for inclusive industrial growth for SC, ST, and differently abled entrepreneurs.
• Framework: Part of the “Innovate, Incubate, Incorporate” vision for inclusive entrepreneurship in Telangana.

Checklist for Subsidies:

1. 1.Company PAN
2. 2.Plant and Machinery statement and Machinery Invoices
3. 3.PAN & Aadhar Card of the Entrepreneurs
4. 4.Certificate from the Chartered Accountant and % of equity holding by each partner/director
5. 5.Registered Partnership Deed / Articles & Memorandum of Association with Incorporation Certificate (for Pvt. Ltd. / Ltd. companies)
6. 6.Factory License and Plan Approval from Director of Factories
7. 7.Factory / Building Plan Approval from DTCP / UDA / IALA
8. 8.Consent for Operation from TGPCB / Acknowledgement from DIC General Manager
9. 9.Power Release Certificate from TGTRANSCO/DISCOM
10. 10.Udyam Certificate
11. 11.Project Report
12. 12.Term Loan Sanction Letters and Loan Account Statement
13. 13.Board Resolution authorizing signatory for claim submission (Pvt./Ltd./partnership firms)
14. 14.Registered Land Sale Deed / Lease Deed (minimum 10 years)
15. 15.GST Certificate
16. 16.First Sale Bill
17. 17.Form – B
18. 18.Civil Valuation Certificate
19. 19.Land Payment Proof (if Sale Deed)
20. 20.Boiler Certificate (if applicable)

The Telangana Textile and Apparel Policy (T-TAP) is a state-level policy designed to promote the textile and apparel industry in Telangana, India. It aims to attract investments, boost employment, and enhance the state's economic growth by creating a favorable environment for textile and apparel businesses. The policy focuses on the entire value chain, from fiber to fashion, including spinning, weaving, knitting, processing, and garment manufacturing.

Key Features of T-TAP

• Comprehensive Approach: T-TAP aims to develop the textile value chain holistically, from raw materials to finished products.
• Investment Incentives: The policy offers various incentives, including capital subsidies, interest subsidies, power tariff subsidies, and GST reimbursement.
• Skill Development: It emphasizes skill enhancement and capacity building for the textile workforce.
• Infrastructure Development: T-TAP supports infrastructure development to facilitate textile and apparel businesses.
• Industrial Decentralization: The policy encourages the decentralization of the textile industry to promote regional development.
• Women's Empowerment: It also aims to empower women entrepreneurs in the textile sector.
• Ease of Doing Business: T-TAP aims to make it easier for businesses to operate in Telangana by streamlining regulations and procedures. Overall, T-TAP aims to transform Telangana into a leading textile and apparel hub by providing a conducive environment for businesses to thrive, create jobs, and contribute to the state's economy

Checklist for Subsidies:

1. 1.Company PAN
2. 2.Plant and Machinery statement and Machinery Invoices
3. 3.PAN & Aadhar Card of the Entrepreneurs
4. 4.Certificate from the Chartered Accountant and % of holding of equity by each partner/director
5. 5.Registered Partnership Deed / Articles & Memorandum of Association with Incorporation Certificate (for Pvt. Ltd./Ltd. companies)
6. 6.Factory License, Plan Approval from Director of Factories
7. 7.Factory / Building Plan approval from DTCP / UDA / IALA
8. 8.Consent for Operation from TGPCB / Acknowledgement from General Manager, DIC Concerned
9. 9.Power release Certificate from TGTRANSCO/DISCOM
10. 10.Udyam Certificate
11. 11.Project Report
12. 12.Term Loan Sanction Letters and Loan Account Statement
13. 13.Board Resolution authorizing signatory to file claims (Pvt. / Ltd. / partnership firms)
14. 14.Registered Land Sale Deed / Lease Deed (minimum 10 years)
15. 15.GST Certificate
16. 16.First Sale Bill
17. 17.Form – B
18. 18.Civil Valuation Certificate
19. 19.Land Payment Proof (if Sale Deed)
20. 20.Boiler Certificate (if applicable)

Telangana Electronics Policy

The Telangana Electronics Policy (originally introduced in 2016, updated recently through 2025):

Objective & Scope

Promote Electronics System Design & Manufacturing (ESDM), ranging from mobile & consumer electronics to semiconductors, LEDs, medical devices, aerospace electronics, and EV-related electronics. Position Telangana as a global electronics hub, targeting mega-projects and cluster development.

Key Financial Incentives

• Capital Subsidy
  Core/Mobile/Consumer Electronics: 20% reimbursement (cap ₹2–15 Cr).
  LED/PCBA: 20–25%, cap ₹2–5 Cr.
  Mega Projects: Customized up to 20%, cap ₹30 Cr.
• Land & Rental
  Land rebate: 60% discount on market price.
  Lease rental subsidy: 25% for 10 years (caps vary)
• SGST/VAT Reimbursement
  100% net SGST reimbursed:
  5 years for MSMEs (cap ₹5 Cr),
  7 years for medium/large/mega units.
• Power & Electricity Duty
  Power subsidy: 25% for 3 years or ₹30 L cap.
  Electricity duty waiver: 100% for 5 years (₹50 L cap).
• Transport
  Freight subsidy: 60% in Year 1, tapering 10% annually, over 5 years (cap ₹5 Cr).
• Stamp Duty & Fees
  100% reimbursement on first transaction, 50% on second.
• Quality, Patent & Certification
  Certification cost: 50% reimbursed (cap ₹2 L).
  Patent filing support:
  50% (₹2 L) for core/consumer/LED/PCBA,
  100% up to ₹5 L for mobile, mega, strategic electronics.
• Skill & Cleaner Practices
  Funds for skill development (via TASK).
  Cleaner production grants: 25% up to ₹5 L.
  Exhibition support: 50% cost up to ₹5 L.

Cluster & Infrastructure Support

Development of Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMCs), hardware parks, and an upcoming 1,000-acre "Electronic City" near Hyderabad.
Infrastructure support includes plug-and-play facilities, reliable power, and common facilities centres.

In a Nutshell

Telangana’s Electronics Policy offers a comprehensive incentives package including:

Incentive Type	Coverage & Duration
Capital Subsidy	20–25%, up to ₹30 Cr (custom projects)
Lease Rental	25% for 10 years
SGST/VAT Reimbursement	5–7 years, up to ₹5 Cr
Power & Electricity	25% power subsidy + 100% duty waiver
Transport	60% subsidy tapering over 5 years
Stamp Duty / Fees	Full/half reimbursement
Quality & Patent	50–100% reimbursement
Skill & Green Practices	Grants for training and clean tech

Added perks: Cluster development, single-window approvals (TS-iPASS), equity support for women & SC/ST entrepreneurs, and tailored mega-project incentives.of the Telangana Clean & Green Energy Policy (also known as the Energy Policy 2025):

Renewable Energy Targets

• Add 20,000 MW of renewable power capacity (solar, wind, hydro, energy storage) by 2030, with further expansion to 40,000 MW by 2035
• Increase total renewable & storage capacity from ~11,400 MW (as of early 2025) to over 30,500 MW by FY2030 and ~47 GW by FY2035

Strategic Focus Areas

• Massive development of grid-scale solar (including floating solar), wind, pumped hydro storage, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and hybrid RE projects
• Promotion of green hydrogen production and refuelling infrastructure
• Expansion of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations: 6,000 by FY30 and 12,000 by FY35

Incentives & Subsidies

• 100% reimbursement of Net SGST, stamp duty, T&D charges, and electricity duty for eligible projects
• No NOC required from Pollution Control Board; water charges reimbursed for solar plants
• Land incentives: Free lease or lease at nominal rates; land reclassified as non-agricultural
• Manufacturing incentives: Reimbursements for solar-panel, turbine, BESS manufacturing units
• Support for rooftop solar, community solar plants (500 kW–2 MW) via self-help groups

Regulatory & Institutional Framework

• Single-window clearances through TS iPASS and TGREDCO/TGGENCO support
• Projects must be completed within 2 years of allocation or PPA award
• Grid and EV infrastructure modernization: 250 MW/500 MHz BESS at Shankar ally; solar along ORR; smart poles; underground cables in Hyderabad

Checklist for Subsidies

1. Company PAN
2. Plant and Machinery statement and Machinery Invoices
3. PAN & Aadhar Card of the Entrepreneurs
4. Certificate from the Chartered Accountant and % of holding of equity in the company by each partner/director
5. Regd. Partnership Deed/Articles of Association and Memorandum of Association in case of Pvt. Ltd and limited companies along with incorporation certificate
6. Factory License, Plan Approval from Director of Factories
7. Factory/Building Plan approval from DTCP / UDA / IALA
8. Consent for Operation from TGPCB / Acknowledgement from the General Manager, DIC Concerned
9. Power Release Certificate from TGTRANSCO/DISCOM
10. Udyam Certificate
11. Project Report
12. Term Loan Sanction Letters and Loan Account Statement
13. Board Resolution authorizing to sign and file claim, etc., in case of Pvt./Ltd., companies, partnership firms
14. Registered Land Sale Deed / Lease Deed (10 Years)
15. GST Certificate
16. First Sale Bill
17. Form – B
18. Civil Valuation Certificate
19. Land Payment Proof (if it is a Sale Deed)
20. Boiler Certificate, if any

1. Company PAN
2. Plant & Machinery Invoices
3. PAN & Aadhar of Entrepreneurs
4. CA Certificate with equity details
5. MOA, AOA, Partnership Deed, Incorporation Certificate
6. Factory License, Plan Approval
7. Building Plan from DTCP/UDA/IALA
8. Consent from TGPCB / DIC Acknowledgement
9. Power Release Certificate
10. Udyam Certificate
11. Project Report
12. Term Loan Letters & Account Statement
13. Board Resolution for filing
14. Registered Sale / Lease Deed
15. GST Certificate
16. First Sale Bill
17. Form – B
18. Civil Valuation Certificate
19. Land Payment Proof
20. Boiler Certificate (if any)