The company's top executives met Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao and requested for approval and allotment of land for the proposed unit, a state government release said.
Rao told them to apply online in accordance with the provisions of Ts IPASS (state industrial policy) and within 15 days necessary approval will be given, it said.
"Aries representatives told CM that they have already produced this type of televisions in Korea and tablets and mobiles in China and they are first launching these products in Telangana sometime during August-September 2016," it said.
"Indywood Film Carnival aims to promote Indian Cinema and tourism globally and thereby benefiting Indian Film Industry both financially and qualitatively and would be organised by All Lights Film Society and co-hosted by Ramoji Film City," the release added.
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