The Telangana Government has launched an ambitious plan to improve road infrastructure across the state. The total estimated investment for this initiative is 60,799 INR-Crore. Of this, 10,400 INR -Crore has been set aside to widen the Hyderabad–Vijayawada highway into an eight-lane corridor. Additionally, 36,000 INR-Crore will be used for the Regional Ring Road (RRR) project, which is expected to enhance intercity connectivity greatly.
The plan includes 11,399 INR-Crore for the Hybrid Annuity Model (HAM) road projects. The administration has allocated another 8,000 INR-Crore to develop a 52 Km stretch of the Mannanur–Srisailam elevated corridor. It has also reserved 20,000 INR-Crore for building the Future City – Amaravati – Bandaru Port Greenfield Highway. The project will also construct new roads in villages that currently lack proper access and upgrade single-lane routes to double-lane roads. The government will soon release tenders for the HAM projects to ensure quick and efficient implementation.
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Overall, this transformative project marks a major step in strengthening the road infrastructure of Telangana. Furthermore, the improved network will help attract multinational companies and support smoother logistics across the state. It will also make everyday travel faster and more comfortable for citizens.
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