Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu at the Pan-IIT Andhra Pradesh Summit 2026 in Vijayawada on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday contacted IIT graduates to unify for the nation, as the southern state and PanIIT tattooed a wide variety of offers, consisting of developing a PanIIT Amaravati Council.
PanIIT is an alumni network of 5 lakh IIT graduates.
The primary minister highlighted that he requires the innovative and ingenious concepts and likewise often disruptive idea procedure of the IITians.
“For country structure, all IITians can unify together. We will network together. Wherever you are, consider your nation for 5 minutes or 10 minutes or one hour,” stated Naidu, attending to the valedictory session of the two-day PanIIT top.
“If five-lakh fantastic IIT brains are with me, then I can envision what I can do,” Naidu worried.
Market, start-ups and deep tech
The offers tattooed by PanIIT and the southern state consist of establishing 10 market chairs in Andhra Pradesh universities, 100-mentor start-up network and others.
The other contracts include-transferring innovation from IITs, deep tech policy plan and others. Naidu likewise revealed the Amaravati PanIIT Declaration.
The Chief Minister kept in mind that PanIIT Amaravati World Council will be established in the greenfield capital city of Amaravati and the facility of a Rs 500-crore PanIIT Amaravati Deep Tech Venture Fund.
Following a conference with investor previously in the day, the CM guaranteed to match their financing to start-ups in the southern state if they bring capital and coaches.
Amaravati to get IIT Research Park
Naidu stated an IIT Research Park will be developed in Amaravati and highlighted that the premier institutes will coach state universities and established Centres of Excellence (CoE) in each university.
The CM stated a trainee exchange program will be set up and revealed that AI and entrepreneurship abilities will be taught from class 6 onwards in Andhra Pradesh.
Even more, Naidu introduced 5 Q-Shiva quantum computer systems made in Amaravati and launched Shrusti processor and a kids’s book to kindle interest in quantum computing.
Observing that everyone discusses the Silicon Valley now, the CM stressed that everyone ought to speak about the Quantum Valley in Amaravati from tomorrow, including that the “very first” quantum computer system will begin working from the greenfield capital city on February 3, 2027.
Naidu stated Indians are capable and “we need to deal with agreement,” as he noted out the commercial and technological efforts of Andhra Pradesh, which incorporate an area city, drone city, defence passage, aerospace passage and others at different locations in the state.
He highlighted that the state is preparing for semiconductors in a huge method Tirupati and highlighted that “we have actually attained many things, we need to accomplish lots of things.”
Naidu proposes Ganga-Cauvery link
Applauding Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Naidu called him as the ideal individual to be the PM of India at the correct time. He stated PM Modi is the most significant benefit.
Even more, the CM stated a water grid is the missing out on link in India and proposed the interlinking of Ganga and Cauvery rivers, which ought to precede by the interlinking of Godavari and Cauvery.
Released on October 3, 2026