Hyderabad gets Rs 15,000 crore infra push, Rs 941 crore corridor planned

The Telangana government has sanctioned Rs 15,000 crore for infrastructure development in Hyderabad.

The funds will be used for projects including flyovers, bridges and elevated corridors across the city.

Ongoing projects under the Strategic Road Development Programme (SRDP) will continue as part of the plan.

The allocation also covers development linked to the proposed Future City and the Musi river corridor.

A double-decker corridor project has also been planned between LB Nagar and Hayatnagar, reported The Times of India.

The project will be developed at a cost of Rs 941 crore and will cover a stretch of around 5.5 km.

The structure will include three levels, with a road, a highway deck and a metro rail system.

The project is expected to improve connectivity and traffic movement along the corridor.

It is estimated to benefit around 10 to 12 lakh residents in the area.

The developments are part of ongoing efforts to expand urban infrastructure and transport networks in Hyderabad.