Kukatpally Nallacheruvu Turns Festival Hub as HYDRAA Launches Kite Festival
Kukatpally’s Nallacheruvu hosted a kite festival after HYDRAA’s restoration works, showcasing how polluted lakes are turning into vibrant public spaces in Hyderabad.
Hyderabad: Kukatpally’s Nallacheruvu has transformed into a vibrant celebration space after large-scale restoration works by HYDRAA. The lake, once known for encroachments and pollution, recently hosted a kite festival, drawing large crowds and showcasing the success of urban lake rejuvenation efforts.
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The event was inaugurated by Ranganath, Commissioner of HYDRAA, who highlighted how restored lakes are now becoming community-friendly public spaces.
HYDRAA-Developed Lakes Become Event Venues
HYDRAA-developed lakes across Hyderabad are increasingly turning into venues for public celebrations. As part of this initiative:
- Nallacheruvu in Kukatpally hosted a colorful kite festival
- Families and children gathered to enjoy the scenic surroundings
- The lake’s improved beauty impressed local residents
Officials said the festival reflects the positive change brought by lake development works.
From Polluted Pond to Public Pride
Speaking at the event, Commissioner Ranganath recalled that:
- Nallacheruvu was a polluted and encroached water body last year
- Illegal structures were removed as part of HYDRAA action
- Restoration and beautification changed the lake’s appearance completely
He said lakes that once lost their identity due to encroachments are now regaining their natural charm.
Public Applauds the Transformation
Residents of Kukatpally expressed happiness over the visible change:
- Clean surroundings and open spaces attracted families
- The lake has become a recreational spot
- People who earlier opposed encroachment removal are now appreciating the work
HYDRAA officials noted that more facilities will be added around the lake in the coming days to improve public access and amenities.
More Development Planned
HYDRAA plans to continue restoring lakes across the city, turning them into:
- Eco-friendly zones
- Community recreation spaces
- Venues for cultural and public events
The successful kite festival at Nallacheruvu stands as a symbol of how urban lake restoration can benefit both the environment and the community.
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