CM Revanth Reddy Reaffirms Commitment to Musi River Front and Bharat Future City Projects; Rs 35.50 Crore Development Works Launched

Hyderabad: Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy reiterated that the prestigious Musi River Front Development and Bharat Future City projects, which are aimed at transforming the image of Telangana, will be completed under all circumstances. He said the government is working with the determination to ensure that Hyderabad does not face the pollution and flood-related problems being experienced by major metropolitan cities such as Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru.

The Chief Minister launched Vanamahotsavam-2026 by planting a sapling at Gurranguda Eco Park in the LB Nagar constituency. He also visited a photo exhibition set up at the Eco Park. During the programme, development works worth Rs 35.50 crore related to afforestation, wildlife conservation and environmental protection were launched. The projects are currently being implemented.

Rs 35.50 Crore Development Works Inaugurated

As part of Vanamahotsavam-2026, the Chief Minister inaugurated various development works worth Rs 35.50 crore related to:

• Plantation drives
• Forest development
• Wildlife conservation
• Nature protection

He also launched works worth Rs 17.84 crore in the Gurranguda Reserve Forest.

Projects Worth Rs 17.66 Crore Launched Across Multiple Districts

From Gurranguda, the Chief Minister virtually inaugurated development projects worth Rs 17.66 crore in:

• Nizamabad
• Kothagudem
• Hanumakonda
• Medak
• Mahabubnagar
• Mulugu
• Narayanpet
• Bhupalpally
• Sangareddy
• Rangareddy
• Warangal

The projects include:

• Urban parks
• Eco parks
• Wildlife conservation works
• Zoo modernization
• Residential buildings
• Environmental infrastructure facilities

Musi River Front Development to Be Built at International Standards

Addressing the gathering, CM Revanth Reddy explained the challenges faced by major cities in India and said the Musi River Front would be developed at international standards.

The Chief Minister stated:

“Whatever anyone may think, we will complete the rejuvenation of the Musi River. It is my responsibility to complete the international-standard River Front from Gandipet to Gaurelli across 55 km. We will develop Bharat Future City in a way that attracts tourists from across the world. We will develop the Musi River Front even better than the riverfronts of the Sabarmati, Ganga and Yamuna rivers.”

According to the Chief Minister:

• The Musi River Front will extend from Gandipet to Gaurelli
• The project will cover 55 kilometres
• Bharat Future City will be developed to attract global tourists

Development Focus on LB Nagar and Surrounding Areas

The Chief Minister stated that during the previous government’s tenure, development activities in Hyderabad and Rangareddy districts were concentrated in only one region.

He said areas including:

• LB Nagar
• BN Reddy Nagar
• Vanasthalipuram
• Hayathnagar
• Gurranguda
• Bairamalguda
• Saib Nagar

did not receive adequate development despite being located nearby.

He added that the government decided to focus development efforts on these areas after reviewing the issue.

International Fruit Market Being Built at Rs 2,400 Crore

Revanth Reddy said that an international-standard Fruit Market is being constructed at a cost of Rs 2,400 crore as part of the development initiatives in the region.

Gurranguda Land Protected Through Supreme Court Intervention

The Chief Minister said that certain private individuals had allegedly attempted to encroach upon Gurranguda land, develop layouts and sell plots.

According to him, the government strongly argued the matter in the Supreme Court and protected the land.

He stated that:

• 100 acres have been allocated for a National Park
• Officials have been directed to sanction funds for an international-standard park over 424 acres in the LB Nagar area

HYDRAA Brought in to Tackle Encroachments and Flooding

The Chief Minister recalled that encroachments on water bodies and drainage channels had prevented rainwater from flowing freely, causing entire colonies to be flooded during heavy rains.

He said this was the reason the government introduced HYDRAA to remove encroachments.

Revanth Reddy stated that:

• HYDRAA will act strictly against encroachments on lakes, parks and nalas
• The government will not tolerate situations where thousands of families suffer because of encroachments by a few individuals

He also recalled that residents of the area had faced severe difficulties in the past because of a series factory.

Ministers and Officials Attend Programme

The programme was attended by:

• D. Sridhar Babu
• Konda Surekha
• Other public representatives
• Government officials

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy reaffirmed the government’s commitment to completing the Musi River Front Development and Bharat Future City projects while launching Vanamahotsavam-2026 at Gurranguda Eco Park in LB Nagar constituency. The Chief Minister inaugurated development works worth Rs 35.50 crore, launched projects worth Rs 17.84 crore in Gurranguda Reserve Forest and Rs 17.66 crore across multiple districts, announced the development of a 55-km Musi River Front from Gandipet to Gaurelli, highlighted the Rs 2,400 crore Fruit Market project, and reiterated that HYDRAA would act strictly against encroachments. The projects and development works are currently underway.

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