CM Revanth Reddy Launches Rs 1,674.74 Crore Development Works, Announces International Bus Terminal in 100 Acres at Gajularamaram

Reaffirming that the development of Telangana remains the government’s primary agenda, Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said the State Government will work continuously over the next two-and-a-half years to achieve its development goals. He stated that he would take responsibility for developing the state beyond political considerations and ensure planned growth of the rapidly expanding Hyderabad metropolitan region.

As part of the “Praja Palana – Pragati Pranalika” programme, the Chief Minister inaugurated and laid foundation stones for development works worth a total of Rs 1,674.74 crore, including the new Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Headquarters building.

CM Revanth Reddy Addresses Public Meeting at Miyapur Cross Roads

After inaugurating the projects, Revanth Reddy addressed a public meeting organised at Miyapur Cross Roads in Hyderabad.

During his speech, he announced that an international-standard bus terminal would be constructed on 100 acres at Gajularamaram in the Malkajgiri region. He stated that construction work would begin within the next three months.

Hyderabad Infrastructure Development Plans Explained

The Chief Minister detailed the government’s action plan for major infrastructure projects in Hyderabad, including:

• Metro Rail expansion
• Musi River rejuvenation
• Telangana Regional Ring Road (RRR)
• Construction of radial roads

He announced that the Metro Rail network would be extended from Raidurgam to Neopolis.

Revanth Reddy said that merely calling Hyderabad a global city is not enough and that development must take place through proper planning. He added that the Cyberabad and Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation buildings would be constructed with modern facilities and world-class infrastructure.

Plan to Build One Lakh LIG and MIG Houses

The Chief Minister noted that poor families in Hyderabad have been demanding housing.

He said the government is working towards constructing and allotting one lakh LIG (Low Income Group) and MIG (Middle Income Group) houses in the city. He further stated that the government intends to provide houses in the same locality where beneficiaries currently reside and that suitable government land is being identified for the project.

Hyderabad Growth Requires Long-Term Planning

CM Revanth Reddy said metropolitan cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Chennai are facing severe challenges including pollution, floods, and traffic congestion.

He said the Telangana Government is studying the intensity of these problems and working with a clear vision to ensure that future generations do not face similar difficulties.

The Chief Minister stated:

“Currently, the population within the ORR limits is 1.34 crore. People from other districts, states, and countries are coming to Hyderabad for employment and livelihood opportunities. The city is expanding at a rapid rate of 3 percent every year. Until now, governance in this region was divided among Gram Panchayats, Municipalities, Corporations, and Greater Hyderabad, resulting in four different administrative systems.”

Three Municipal Corporations Created for Better Governance

The Chief Minister said the absence of coordination among departments led to several public problems relating to:

• Drinking water supply
• Roads
• Underground drainage
• Garbage accumulation
• Electricity
• Policing

To address these issues, the government consulted experts and decided to decentralize the 2,100 sq km metropolitan area into three municipal corporations.

The new structure includes:

• Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation – 150 divisions
• Cyberabad Municipal Corporation – 76 divisions
• Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation – 74 divisions

He added that police commissionerates have also been established in line with this administrative restructuring.

Development Above Politics, Says CM

Revanth Reddy said the decentralization initiative was undertaken solely to accelerate urban development.

He stated that there is no political discrimination or unnecessary debate when it comes to development. According to him, political discussions should be limited to election periods and can be taken up six months before elections.

He appealed to all political parties to cooperate with the government for the development of Telangana until then.

Ministers, MPs and MLAs Attend the Event

Several public representatives and senior officials attended the programme.

Those present included:

• Minister D. Sridhar Babu
• Legislative Council Chief Whip Dr. P. Mahender Reddy
• MPs Anil Kumar Yadav and Vem Narender Reddy
• Government Advisor Harkara Venugopal Rao
• MLAs Arekapudi Gandhi, M.R.R. Ibrahimpatnam MLA, and Pinga Naveen Yadav
• Other public representatives and senior officials

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy launched and inaugurated development works worth Rs 1,674.74 crore, including the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Headquarters building, and announced a 100-acre international bus terminal at Gajularamaram. He also outlined plans for Hyderabad Metro expansion, Musi River rejuvenation, Regional Ring Road development, one lakh LIG and MIG houses, and administrative decentralization through three municipal corporations. The government stated that Telangana’s development will remain its top priority over the next two-and-a-half years.

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