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Road-widening works and demolition of encroachments by the CMC and HYDRAA have caused severe traffic congestion between Masjid Banda and Botanical Garden in Hyderabad. Authorities have removed illegal structures and advised commuters to use alternate routes as the works continue.

Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner G Srijana and Cyberabad Police Commissioner M Ramesh inspected the area around Sarath City Capital Mall to review measures aimed at improving traffic flow, pedestrian safety, parking management and commuter convenience through coordinated infrastructure improvements

Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) on Saturday carried out a large-scale anti-encroachment drive across multiple zones, targeting unauthorised stalls and structures on public footpaths.

Cyberabad Municipal Corporation, in coordination with police and IT managements, has drawn up measures to ease traffic congestion during the monsoon. Officials urged IT companies to strengthen bus and shuttle services, promote Metro usage, and adopt staggered office timings to reduce peak-hour pressure.

Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner G. Srijana inspected Kondapur on Thursday to review land acquisition for the proposed Hyderabad City Innovative and Transformative Infrastructure (H-CITI) project.

HYDRAA has blamed the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation for failing to desilt drains, leading to flooding during recent thundershowers. Officials said covered drains hindered maintenance work and urged coordinated efforts among departments to prevent waterlogging across Hyderabad

Three ageing flyovers in Hyderabad - Lalapet, Bharat Nagar and Fatehnagar - are set for repairs, strengthening and aesthetic improvements. Civic authorities have identified structural issues and proposed restoration works to improve commuter safety, connectivity and the overall condition of the structures

Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner G Srijana has instructed officials to intensify monitoring of dilapidated buildings and cellar excavations as part of monsoon preparedness

RWAs in KPHB Colony raised concerns over hostel nuisance, roadside cooking, parking issues and footpath encroachments during the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation commissioner’s visit. They also flagged pending MP-LADS works and sought better sanitation and waste management measures.

Cyberabad Municipal Corporation recorded a significant rise in property tax collection under the Early Bird scheme, with a 16 percent increase over last year. Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation also reported higher collections, reflecting improved revenue performance.

The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation has taken up 72 desilting works covering over 217 kilometres to improve drainage and prevent water-logging during the monsoon. Nearly half the work is completed, with both mechanical and manual methods being used

Cyberabad Municipal Corporation removed over 50 footpath encroachments in Manikonda and nearby areas during a special drive conducted with police support. The civic body also carried out a sanitation drive in Narsingi Circle, lifting large quantities of garbage and waste.

Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner G Srijana has instructed builders and real estate associations to strictly follow construction norms, environmental standards, and regulatory compliance. At a meeting with developers, she emphasised safety measures at construction sites, dust and noise pollution control, and adherence to sanctioned plans.

The three major civic bodies of Hyderabad – GHMC, CMC and MMC – together collected Rs 2,558 crore in property tax for the 2025-26 financial year. Within GHMC, Khairatabad Zone emerged as the highest contributor.

The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) has urged taxpayers within its limits to pay property tax in advance for the financial year 2026-27 under its early-bird scheme.

After the recent trifurcation, Cyberabad Municipal Corporation recorded the highest property tax collection in 2025–26, surpassing GHMC and MMC. However, GHMC led collections under the One-Time Scheme, highlighting shifting revenue patterns among Hyderabad’s civic bodies.

Empanelled civil contractors have warned GHMC, CMC and MMC officials that they will stop ongoing works if their pending bills are not cleared by March 21. Contractors say they are facing financial strain due to unpaid dues and delays in processing bills.

The Hyderabad water board has expanded its administrative framework to oversee three newly formed municipal corporations. The restructuring aims to strengthen civic administration and improve efficiency across the city.

Following the reorganisation of Hyderabad’s civic administration, the GHMC has been divided into 30 circles across six zones, while Cyberabad and Malkajgiri municipal corporations have been allotted 16 and 14 circles respectively, spread across three zones each.

Following the reorganisation of the GHMC into three corporations, government has appointed new additional commissioners