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The Hyderabad Metro Rail has revised its schedule, with the last train now departing at 11 pm from November 3. Services will run from 6 am to 11 pm daily, affecting late-night commuters and those returning from work or shopping.
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The Telangana Cabinet has decided to abolish the two-child norm for candidates contesting local body elections, following the Supreme Court’s dismissal of the State’s appeal. The Cabinet also reviewed the Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2, approved new agriculture colleges, and committed to road and rail infrastructure projects.
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BRS leaders staged a protest at Mindspace junction in Hyderabad demanding continuation of the Airport Express route under Metro Rail Phase II. Police detained several leaders, including P Karthik Reddy, as the party vowed to intensify its agitation against project delays
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BRS leader G Jagadish Reddy accused Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of misleading people with Bharat Future City plans and forcing L&T out of Hyderabad Metro to benefit private firms, alleging scams worth thousands of crores and neglect of existing urban needs
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao has accused Chief Minister Revanth Reddy of orchestrating L&T’s exit from the Hyderabad Metro Rail project to capture 280 acres of prime land. He alleged collusion between Congress leaders and infra decisions, warned of a Rs. 15,000 crore debt burden, and demanded a central probe.
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Telangana government has agreed in principle to take over Hyderabad Metro Phase-I by assuming Rs 13,000 crore project debt and paying Rs 2,000 crore to L&T for equity. L&T exits the project, refusing to participate in Phase 2 expansion as equity partner
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The accolade was conferred for L&TMRHL’s impactful project titled: “Optimized Metro Operation Plans leading to Increased Revenue per Train”
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A Hyderabad - based engineer was conferred with a prestigious award for his contributions to the field of civil engineering
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Telangana has submitted the ₹19,579 crore Hyderabad Metro Phase II-B proposal to the Centre. Covering 86.1 km, the project includes three new corridors. CM Revanth Reddy has also urged early approval for the previously proposed Phase II-A
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The Metro Rail fare up to 2 km after the revision with discount will be Rs 11 and between 2 km and 4 km, it will be Rs 17. The fare, which escalates with kms, will be Rs 69 for a distance travelled of more than 24 km
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This decision has been taken after carefully considering passenger feedback and reflecting the organization’s commitment to enhancing commuter affordability while maintaining financial prudence
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In an open letter addressed to Chief Minister, they say Hyderabad, as a rapidly growing metropolis, should prioritise affordable public transportation rather than turning it into a profit-driven enterprise
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L&T Metro Rail said the Fare Fixation Committee of Hyderabad Metro Rail, after taking into consideration affordability and financial sustainability, has recommended the revised fare structure
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Apart from the exhibition, the art festival also featured live painting sessions, providing an opportunity to general public to interact with the artists
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In order to accommodate the growing commuter demand, the last train departure from all Hyderabad Metro Rail terminal stations will be extended from 11 pm to 11.45 pm (Monday to Friday) from April 1
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A total of 22 kms distance was covered in just 25 minutes, crossing 18 stations
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These projects reflect the State government’s commitment to sustainable development of Hyderabad and improving the quality of life, he said while speaking at the Republic Day celebrations at Parade Grounds
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To resolve some of the technical issues in alignment of the Metro Rail corridors to Medchal and Shamirpet, Hyderabad Airport Metro Ltd (HAML) Managing Director, NVS Reddy on Sunday inspected them along with senior engineers and the technical consultants
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Creates dedicated green corridor to facilitate swift and seamless transportation of a donor heart from LB Nagar’s Kamineni Hospitals to Gleneagles Global Hospital in Lakdi-ka-pul
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The Revanth Reddy-led Congress govt faces criticism for continued U-turns and unfulfilled promises, including reduced Rythu Bharosa aid, unregularised SSA employees, and a reversed stance on movie ticket price hikes
