Young India
- Telangana Vision 2047
- Young India
Shri A. Revanth Reddy
Chief Minister of Telangana
'Young India is my brand'
Chief Minister of Telangana Shri A. Revanth Reddy is scripting a bold new chapter for youth empowerment through the launch of the ‘Young India’ brand, a visionary initiative that integrates education, skills, and sports under one transformative mission.
Laying the foundation stone for the Young India Police School, Shri A. Revanth Reddy shared his vision stating that education is the focal point of TelanganaRising 2047.
“One of the key pillars in my vision for our state — #TelanganaRising — is education. We have to create great new institutions and improve the quality and standards of most of the existing institutions. We have to provide affordable education of world-class standards, which can serve as a role-model for the entire society.”
“Telangana will lead the nation in skilling. Young India Skills University will not just be a State asset — it will be India’s pride.”
“Uniformed personnel are often away for long hours and for days, unable to focus on their children’s education. The school, which is supported by the State government, will provide quality education to children of uniformed personnel, focusing not only on academics, technical skills, and sports, but even on creating conscientious citizens of the future.”
Skills for all… jobs for all:
Young India Skills University
At the heart of this movement is the Young India Skills University (YISU) which was established on October 11, 2024, and began operations on November 4, 2024. Envisioned as a national role model, this institution aims to produce a new generation of job-ready youth, equipped with globally relevant skills.
The government has already allotted 150 acres of land and earmarked Rs 100 crore for the project. YISU aims to —
- Equip India’s youth with the skills and knowledge required for the evolving job market.
- Provide high-quality, industry-integrated education.
- Stay committed to nurturing talent, and fostering innovation.
- Prepare students for dynamic career opportunities across sectors and fast-evolving global industries.
- Ensure equal access to high-quality education for all.
The university offers 17 specialised courses in areas such as Logistics, Medical and Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, Banking, Financial services, Insurance (BFSI), and English and Soft Skills.
With a focus on innovation, inclusion, and employability, YISU is shaping a generation ready to lead in India and beyond.
As Telangana aims to become a skilling hub of India, YISU stands at the forefront – boosting youth employment, enhancing economic resilience, and creating opportunities at scale.
Shri A. Revanth Reddy has appealed to corporates to join hands in this mission and contribute to a corpus fund that ensures sustainable, industry-integrated skill training.
Stronger, safer & smarter youth:
Young India Police School
Further cementing the agenda of skill-building among the youngsters, the State has just set up the Young India Police School (YIPS), which will shape disciplined, service-minded citizens with values rooted in justice and public welfare.
Currently, students from Classes 1 to 5 are enrolled in the school, with prospects for integrated higher-level options and optional international courses for older students. The intake of students at YIPS will be 50% from police families and 50% from the general community in and around the western areas of Hyderabad.
What makes YIPS unique?
- State-of-the-art facilities
- Safe and inclusive environment
- Interactive smart panels
- Air-conditioned classrooms
- Library and resource centre
- Music and dance studio
- Unified learning management system (LMS)
- Transport services
- Safe, engaging play zones for young learners
- Holistic nurturing of children
- Discovery-based learning experience
- Integration of creative problem-solving and digital literacy
Sporting facilities
- Athletic tracks
- Cricket practice nets
- Futsal grounds
- Multipurpose courts
Creating future citizens:
Young India Integrated Residential Schools
In a historic move, Telangana will also see the rollout of Young India Integrated Residential Schools in all 119 Assembly constituencies.
- Budget allocation – Rs. 11,600 crore
- Number of schools – 58 in first phase
Designed with inputs from leading educators and social thinkers, these schools aim to
- Deliver holistic education
- Blend academic rigour with character building and physical well-being
The schools echo Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s vision of equitable, high-quality education for all sections of society — regardless of caste, religion, or economic status.
Aiming for Olympic Gold:
Young India Sports University
Taking the momentum forward, the government has announced plans to establish the Young India Sports University on 200 acres, with a massive investment of Rs. 1,000 crore.
With an eye on the 2028 Olympics, this institution will train the country’s most promising athletes to bring home gold.
The Shri A. Revanth Reddy called on business leaders to invest not just funds but their leadership in building this world-class university. “We don’t want just donors. We need partners who will stand with us in nurturing Olympic champions,” he asserted.
A revolution in the making, ‘Young India’ has the stature of a brand in its own right. Under the Shri A. Revanth Reddy’s leadership, Telangana is nurturing a young and empowered generation to lead India into the future.