Telangana has secured central approval for five more major urban infra projects. These projects are worth an estimated 3,892 INR-Crore. It will include a major expansion of Hyderabad’s Godavari drinking water scheme and a city-wide flood mitigation plan for Warangal. The National Apex Committee (NAC) of the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) approved central assistance of an estimated 873 INR-Crore. Along with this, Telangana has secured approvals for eight projects under the Urban Challenge Fund (UCF).
The first three urban infrastructure projects include the Greater Warangal underground sewage system, the Karimnagar urban transformation project, and an AI-enabled integrated command and control center for Khammam.
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The biggest project among the Telangana urban infra projects includes the approval of the second and third phases of the Godavari drinking water supply. The project involves transmission pipelines covering 120 Km from Ghanpur to the Osmansagar and Himayatsagar reservoirs. Additionally, the project involves construction of two water treatment plants with capacities of 120 MLD and 70 MLD. It is worth nearly 1,992 INR-Crore.
The Greater Warangal stormwater drainage project aims to tackle chronic urban flooding. This project will cover 407.70 Km. Meanwhile, it is designed to eliminate flooding at 24 identified vulnerable locations through construction of new stormwater drains and rejuvenation of 10 major tanks. Moreover, Warangal Fort moat restoration worth an estimated 209 INR-Crore is the third project to receive approval. 400 Meters (M) of the moat has been cleared as part of initial works.
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Moreover, the Telangana urban infra projects include the Hanumakonda CBD project. It is estimated at 168.8 INR-Crore. The project involves an integrated bus terminal-cum-commerical complex, multi-level parking facilities, and redevelopment of the central plaza. Additionally, it will comprise infrastructure developments around the Bhadrakali and Thousand Pillar temple.
Furthermore, an estimated 57.5 INR-Crore will be allocated for an integrated heritage, tourism, and urban regeneration project. The upgrade is planned around Jogulamba and Navabrahma temples. The project includes improved approach roads, parking facilities, a craft village, a sponge park, and refurbishment of Pushkara ghat. Additionally, it will have a pedestrian heritage corridor covering 300 Meter (M).
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