Telangana’s municipal administration and urban development department has sanctioned ₹2,410 crore for 104 road corridors within GHMC limits and 10 adjoining urban local bodies (ULBs). It has also secured permission to take up 50 identified roads and corridors against ₹1,500 crore allocation on a priority basis. The MD of Hyderabad Road Development Corporation Limited (HRDCL) has already briefed the state government of the success of phase-I and phase-II of the missing links project and sought extension of the project to cover more roads as it is keen to take up 50 roads and corridors in Phase-III under five packages. The Phase-III missing link road project would be taken up in five packages and seven of them will be built under Package I at a cost of ₹304 crore and under package II, 10 stretches at an estimated cost of ₹330 crore. Likewise, under package III, 13 stretches will involve ₹417 crore investments and under package IV 11 stretches will cost ₹287 crore while package V will cover nine stretches at an estimated cost of ₹152 crore. HRDCL will build 120 km of roads at 50 stretches involving ₹1,500 crore investments.
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03 August 2022
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