Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has begun an executive education programme at Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, participating in the course 'Leadership in the 21st Century' with orientation and cohort introductions.

Participants, from over 20 countries across five continents, will analyze global case studies and present solutions as part of the programme, which runs through January 30.

Reddy will complete assignments, homework, and group projects while engaging with a diverse international cohort in a curriculum that emphasizes leadership, governance, and modern skills.

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Munsif News 24x7 sourcing notes weather references linked to the start of the programme, including social media mentions.

The article was published on January 26, 2026, reflecting timely coverage of Reddy’s Harvard engagement.

Telangana’s leadership message frames the initiative as advancing healthcare and education, with nurses highlighted as key to elevating the state's international prestige.

Discussions cover scaling education quality, modern skills development, and the impact of human resource development on Telangana’s economic growth.

A core objective is adaptive work—bridging gaps between aspirations and practice by examining assumptions and resistance to change while promoting organizational learning.

Reddy’s trip follows attendance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, with departure for the U.S. noted as part of his recent international engagements.

The move drew criticism from the BJP over timing and financial prudence, arguing governance should be the primary test of leadership rather than overseas study.

The visit underscores Telangana’s engagement with global knowledge platforms and Reddy’s aim to apply contemporary leadership practices to state governance.