UoH is now lead knowledge institution of Telangana Government

The University of Hyderabad (UoH) has been nominated as the Lead Knowledge Institution (LKI) for the Government of Telangana under the State Support Mission (SSM) of NITI Aayog, Government of India. 

The nomination has been communicated by the Planning Department, Government of Telangana, recognising UoH’s multidisciplinary expertise and research capabilities to support evidence-based governance and policy transformation in the State.

Under this prestigious initiative, the University will contribute to strengthening the State’s institutional capacities through research-based policy inputs, technical expertise, monitoring & evaluation frameworks, data analytics, sectoral studies, and capacity building support.

UoH will work closely with the Planning Department and relevant Government agencies to develop actionable policy recommendations and thematic action plans aligned with Telangana’s developmental priorities.

The engagement is expected to cover multiple strategic sectors, including Economics & Finance, Agriculture & Allied sector, Industry & Infrastructure, Social Sectors (Health & Education), Technology & Entrepreneurship, Urban Development, Data Analytics & Monitoring, and Human Resource & Capacity Building. This initiative will play an important role in supporting the Government of Telangana in aligning the State’s developmental priorities, institutional capacities, and evidence-based policy frameworks towards achieving the broader Vision 2047 goals, ensuring inclusive, sustainable, and innovation-driven growth.

“The nomination of the University of Hyderabad as the Lead Knowledge Institution (LKI) for the Government of Telangana under the State Support Mission is a matter of immense pride for the entire University community. This initiative presents an excellent opportunity for our faculty and researchers to translate academic knowledge into actionable policy support and public impact. Expressing her happiness on this achievement, J Anuradha, in-charge Vice-Chancellor, UoH said in a release.

Published on May 18, 2026