TG Government envisages plans to strengthen public transportation in CURE region

Leverage modern technology in projects

Ensure smoother traffic flow around KBR Park

CM Orders officials to conduct a comprehensive study on the use of recycled water

CM Revanth Reddy holds a review of works in the CURE zone today

Hyderabad: Honourable Chief Minister Shri A Revanth Reddy emphasized that the public transportation should be strengthened within the CURE zone to meet the future requirements.

The Chief Minister held a review of the improvement of public transportation, road connectivity and the utilization of recycled water in the CURE zone.

During the meeting, the officials made a power point presentation outlining the requirements for implementing a Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) system in Hyderabad which is witnessing heavy traffic flow and congestion.

The CM suggested designing the Personal Rapid Transit system to connect high-traffic areas—including locations frequented by the public and workplaces for factory workers and employees—with Metro, MMTS, and Bus stations.

CM Revanth Reddy ordered the officials to study the world’s best PRT systems and submit a report. The authorities were also instructed to envisage plans and execute the works expeditiously.
The Chief Minister stressed prioritizing the selection of key neighborhoods, use of state-of-the-art technology, and efficient maintenance. The CM also ordered officials to accelerate the construction of flyovers and underpasses to enhance connectivity between various areas within the city and ensure smooth traffic flow.

The CM issued directives regarding measures to streamline traffic around KBR Park by implementing a one-way system. Officials briefed the Chief Minister on the plans for the one-way arrangement, specifically addressing the integration of roads from various neighborhoods and thoroughfares, as well as the provisions for free-left turns and U-turns. CM Revanth Reddy directed officials to expedite the shifting of utilities, flyover construction between Nagarjuna Circle and Jubilee Check Post. Noting that similar projects in cities like Mumbai are completed within a year, the Chief Minister advised studying the technology and work methods adopted.

Setting one year deadline to complete all the projects, the CM instructed the officials to conduct a study on constructing a radial road parallel to Hyderabad-Mumbai bullet train corridor. Feasibility of both widening existing roads and constructing new ones between Shankarpally and Chevella was discussed in the meeting.

During reviewing the use of recycled water through big initiatives, the Officials briefed the CM on the plans for utilizing 500 MLD of recycled water. The meeting decided to take up necessary works for the use of recycled water by ‘Bharat Future City,’ and Data centers in Chandanvalli and Alur, and other industries. Measures would also be taken to ensure the use of recycled water in the construction of high-rise buildings, as well as for landscaping and in parks.

CM Revanth Reddy ordered officials of the GHMC, Cyberabad, and Malkajgiri corporations, HYDRAA, Water Board, and Hyderabad Growth Corridor Limited to work in coordination for the implementation of the CURE Act. Cyberabad and Malkajgiri Corporation Commissioners were ordered to expedite the works of the corporation offices.

CM Secretary Manik Raj; Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited Advisor NVS Reddy and Additional Managing Director Ajit Reddy, Commissioners of Hyderabad, Cyberabad, and Malkajgiri corporations—R.V.V. Karnan, Srujana, and Vinay Krishna Reddy, Water Board MD Ashok Reddy; and others were present.