He said Telangana once had its own Trump in KCR, but the people rejected him.

The CM noted that any autocratic style of rule will not last long. He said if someone gives random orders overnight, such governance cannot continue. Telangana voters showed this by moving KCR aside, Reddy remarked.

Revanth Reddy added that institutions or companies suffering due to Trump's policies in the US can shift to Telangana. He assured that the state will provide all infrastructure and support to investors looking to set up here.

He stressed that Telangana is ready to welcome global universities as well. Revanth Reddy revealed that Harvard, Stanford and Purdue are willing to come to Hyderabad. He said he will dine at Harvard next week to discuss collaborations.

According to him, Trump will not stay in power forever as he has only three years left. Things will soon change, Reddy concluded while pitching Telangana as a global hub for investment and education.