AIPC conclave in Hyderabad calls for ‘politics of aspiration’; stresses on role of professionals in governance..
Varahimedia.com online news,Hyderabad,January,10,2026: With a focus on enhancing the participation of professionals in nation-building, the National Executive Meeting of the All India
Varahimedia.com online news,Hyderabad,January,10,2026: With a focus on enhancing the participation of professionals in nation-building, the National Executive Meeting of the All India Professionals’ Congress (AIPC) was held on a grand scale in the city on Saturday. Under the theme “Fostering a Politics of Aspiration,” the summit drew experts and intellectuals from various sectors across the country for a high-level brainstorming session.
Focus on Systemic Change
Presiding over the meeting, AIPC Chairman Praveen Chakravarty reviewed the progress of 2025 and finalized the roadmap for 2026. Addressing the gathering, he emphasized that politics must evolve beyond just welfare schemes. “The political system must reflect the aspirations of the common man, focusing on creating sustainable employment and ensuring transparent governance,” he stated.
Key Policy Deliberations
The conclave served as a platform for professionals to discuss several critical domains:
- Economy: Developing transparent financial policies that prioritize the interests of the middle class.
- Technology & IT: Strengthening digital governance and encouraging grassroots innovation.
- MSME & Agriculture: Driving rural employment through the development of small-scale industries.
- Social Rights: Ensuring the protection of gig workers and LGBTQIA+ communities, alongside strong resolutions on environmental conservation.
Minister Azharuddin Inspires Attendees
Telangana Minister for Minority Welfare and former Indian cricket captain, Mohammed Azharuddin, attended as the Chief Guest. During an interactive session with the professionals, he shared his experiences on leadership and the challenges of delivering effective governance in public life.
Highlighting the growing influence of professionals in the political sphere, AIPC Telangana State President Dr. Aditya Reddy Gillella noted that the recent appointments of professionals as DCC Presidents in Telangana are a testament to this shift. The event saw participation from AIPC members and delegates representing various states.
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