Nearly two years after the Congress government took charge in Telangana, Hyderabad has seen no major new infrastructure projects. Several key initiatives from the previous BRS regime remain stalled or shelved, raising concerns over traffic, flood control and long-term urban growth.
Incessant rains have worsened road conditions across Hyderabad, frustrating commuters. GHMC's slow and limited response has drawn flak from residents and associations. While pothole repairs are underway, many interior roads remain neglected, with no clear timeline for full restoration
Hyderabad: When its boundaries are expanding, when its people and buildings are growing, can the garbage in a happening city be far behind? From the whereabouts of 2,500 metric tons of garbage a day in 2015, Hyderabad today generates 6,500 metric tons of waste every day. And just as the mountains of trash forked out […]
With at least a dozen flyovers in different parts of the city, link roads, restored main roads, scores of lung spaces and rejuvenated monuments, the city has been buzzing with nonstop activity
Officials were also asked to focus more on improving sanitisation in the city, for which zonal commissioners would have to inspect their zones both in the mornings and evenings.
