Telangana Unveils ₹84,790-Crore Development Plan for Hyderabad

The Telangana government has unveiled a massive ₹84,790-crore development action plan for Hyderabad and its surrounding metropolitan zones, targeting comprehensive upgrades to urban transport, civic utilities, and riverfront infrastructure. Announced by Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka at the NAREDCO Telangana Property Show at HITEX, the blueprint includes ₹7,500 crore earmarked for the initial phase of the Musi rejuvenation project, with preliminary designs and tendering already underway for works valued at nearly ₹55,000 crore.

State Unveils ₹84,790-Crore Blueprint Across Hyderabad Agencies

Addressing real estate stakeholders at the NAREDCO Telangana Property Show, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka explained that the master plan covers urban roads, Metro Rail expansion, drinking water supply, and civic amenities. Out of the total ₹84,790-crore outlay, procurement steps have advanced swiftly, with designs and tendering processes initiated for projects worth nearly ₹55,000 crore.

The capital expenditure spans multiple administrative bodies. Major infrastructure works valued at ₹52,706 crore are attributed to the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA), the Hyderabad Growth Corridor Limited (HGCL), Metro Rail, and allied agencies. The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB) has been allocated ₹15,849 crore to strengthen utilities and source supplementary drinking water from the Krishna and Godavari rivers to sustain urban expansion.

Impact on Property Buyers and Outer Ring Road Corridors

The scale of the announced public works directly intersects with Hyderabad’s residential and commercial property markets. For homebuyers tracking new housing corridors, upgrading civic networks and water delivery systems addresses critical liveability factors. Prospective buyers evaluating developments in expanding outer zones often verify title records via the Bhu Bharati Portal before committing capital.

In addition to urban services, the Deputy Chief Minister outlined a significant industrial transition under the Hyderabad Industrial Land Transformation (HILT) policy. Existing manufacturing units and polluting industries operating within Outer Ring Road limits are proposed to be relocated outside the urban periphery in phases, freeing up land within the core city for non-polluting development.

“Designs and tendering processes have already been initiated for works worth nearly ₹55,000 crore across urban infrastructure, water supply, and Metro Rail.”