BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao strongly criticized the Congress government for allegedly attempting to displace poor families in Hyderabad's Hanuman Nagar. He accused HYDRAA of bias and promised to restore land titles if BRS returns to power
Urban experts, activists and citizens gathered at the GRIDLOCKED event in Hyderabad to question flyover-driven urban planning and rising traffic congestion. Speakers raised concerns over ecological damage near KBR National Park while highlighting the need for sustainable and people-centric urban infrastructure solutions
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said poor town planning hindered Indian cities’ growth and stressed the need for structured urban development. In Ahmedabad, he inaugurated GREMI and highlighted the importance of modern planning, skilled leadership, and infrastructure-focused expansion before urban settlement
Hyderabad's real estate sector is in turmoil as the non-availability of TDR certificates fuels a black market and stifles small builders. Allegations of political interference and hoarding have driven certificate premiums to record highs. With GHMC halting new issuances and government directives freezing pending applications, the construction industry faces mounting debt and uncertainty.
India’s urban future lies not in isolated city master plans but in integrated district-level development. A district-based approach to urban governance reflects how people live, economies actually function, and development unfolds
Hyderabad: Stressing on the need for bold reforms in urban planning and governance, MAUD Minister KT Rama Rao urged Central Government to infuse capital in such initiatives and plan things accordingly. The Minister also wanted a change in mindset and approach. “We need bold reforms in urban planning & governance. Get away from conservative mindset […]
Collector, the Committee Chairman informed that serious action would be taken against those developing ventures without obtaining permission from the District Level Committee
