In recent years, Mangalagiri has emerged as a burgeoning hub for Information Technology (IT) companies, with more than 60 establishments, including major players like Pi Data Center and HCL, falling under the purview of the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) government led by N Chandrababu Naidu. This transformation marks a significant milestone in the region’s economic landscape and highlights the proactive measures taken by the government to foster IT development. Mangalagiri’s strategic location and the TDP government’s forward-thinking TDP policies have played pivotal roles in attracting IT companies to set up their operations in the region. The TDP government, under the leadership of N Chandrababu Naidu, has consistently focused on creating a conducive environment for business growth, with a particular emphasis on the IT sector. The TDP agenda in the establishment of a business-friendly ecosystem, coupled with robust infrastructure development, has made Mangalagiri an attractive destination for IT investments.
Pi Data Center, a leading player in the data management sector, has been a key beneficiary of the TDP schemes and initiatives. The company’s decision to establish a presence in Mangalagiri can be attributed to the state’s proactive approach to offering incentives and support to IT enterprises. The TDP government’s policies, such as tax breaks and streamlined approval processes, have encouraged companies like Pi Data Center to invest in the region, leading to job