Telangana minister KT Rama Rao on Monday looked for the Central federal government’s approval for Lakdikapul city task. He likewise asked for that the proposition be consisted of in the upcoming union budget plan for the 2023-24
Hyderabad, UPDATED: Nov 15, 2022 01: 55 IST
The brand-new city line, from BHEL to Lakdikapul, is proposed to be 26 kilometers long with 23 stations (Photo: File|Agent)
By Apoorva Jayachandran : Telangana Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister KT Rama Rao on Monday asked for Union Urban Development Minister Hardeep Singh Puri to authorize Rs 8.4 crore to BHEL for the Lakdikapul city job in Hyderabad.
The city job is being carried out as a joint task of the Union federal government and the federal government of Telangana.
KTR likewise asked for the Union minister include it in the upcoming Union spending plan.
In the letter, KTR asked for the approval of the city line, which is slated to be 26 kilometres long with 23 stations.
KTR even more stated that as Hyderabad is the fastest-growing metro city in regards to property development, the significance of broadening public transport facilities can not be overemphasized.
” Hyderabad is the fastest growing Metropolitan city in regards to quarterly and year on year development of the property sector, specifically considering that 2019-20 With the opening of all the workplaces in the post Covid-19 situation, the requirement for growth and fortifying of the general public transport system requires no focus,” KTR included.
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Nov 15, 2022