At a workshop in IIT Hyderabad, Telangana's deputy CM Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka highlighted the state's focus on green hydrogen technology to become a hub for it. He emphasized the commitment to generating 20,000 MW of green energy by 2030, aligning with sustainability goals. The collaboration with the Australia-India Critical Minerals Research Hub, particularly with Monash University, was emphasized for its importance not only for Telangana but also for India and globally. Vikramarka praised IIT Hyderabad's role in innovation, noting its substantial research output and impact through startups. He underlined the significance of IITs in nation-building and combating societal challenges. The workshop aimed to formulate a clean and green energy policy for the state, recognizing the need for efficient extraction of critical minerals essential for renewable energy technologies. The emphasis on green hydrogen and critical minerals reflects a positive sentiment towards sustainable development and innovation in Telangana.