Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has instructed officials to locate land parcels spanning 500 to 1,000 acres between the Outer Ring Road (ORR) and the proposed Regional Ring Road (RRR) to establish new industrial clusters. 

The designated areas must be 50 to 100 kilometers from the international airport and national/State highways. During a recent meeting with senior officials regarding the State's industrial growth, the Chief Minister emphasized these specifications. 

He emphasized the importance of acquiring dry, non-cultivable lands to mitigate any adverse impact on farmers and reduce the potential for pollution. Additionally, these areas should be situated away from residential zones. This strategic approach not only aims to minimize costs but also seeks support from farmers for the government's initiatives. 

The Chief Minister also urged officials to provide details about the extent of land allocated for industrial setup and the unused land. A comprehensive report was requested on allocated land for industrial development across various regions, the number of industries established, and their current status. 

The government's focus on decentralizing industrial development prioritizes non-polluting units. Suggestions were sought to explore alternatives to industrial clusters in areas like Nacharam, Jeedimetla, and Katedan within the limits of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC). The status of IDPL lands was also inquired about, with a directive to submit a comprehensive report on the matter. 

Furthermore, officials were tasked with studying best practices from the Middle East and Europe for establishing bulk drug units. Additionally, they were encouraged to ensure that new industrial units prioritize solar energy over conventional thermal power sources.