Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy visited Harvard Business School after completing a leadership course, interacting with students and showcasing the Telangana Rising vision.

Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy paid a visit to Harvard Business School, part of Harvard University, on January 28, following the completion of a certificate programme focused on leadership skills.

The campus interaction was organised at the invitation of students—largely from India—who engaged the Chief Minister in discussions on career choices, professional challenges and leadership experiences. Despite a packed academic schedule, Revanth Reddy took time to interact with the students and share insights from his political and administrative journey.

During the exchange, the Chief Minister outlined the core ideas behind the Telangana Rising initiative, highlighting the state’s ambitions in economic growth, innovation and global outreach. He encouraged students to use their international exposure, professional networks and expertise to contribute to India’s development and to act as informal ambassadors for Telangana by sharing its opportunities abroad.

Analysis: Such engagements underline the growing emphasis by Indian political leaders on global academic platforms to attract talent and investment. For students, the interaction offered a rare opportunity to connect governance with global management thinking. This contextual assessment is analytical opinion; all factual details above are drawn from the original report.