HYDERABAD

THE RISING GLOBAL CITY

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 HYDERABAD
Hyderabad, capital and largest city of Telangana State situated on the
Deccan Plateau along the banks of the Musi River. Much of Hyderabad is
situated on hilly terrain around artificial lakes, including the Hussain Sagar
Lake, predating the city’s founding. According to the 2011 Census of India,
Hyderabad is the fourth-most populous city in India with a population
THE RISING GLOBAL CITY
of 6.9 million residents within the city limits, and has a population of
9.7 million residents in the metropolitan region, making it the sixth-most
populous metropolitan area in India. With an output of US $74 billion,
Hyderabad has the fifth-largest urban economy in India.

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VISION
‘Great cities are built with great governance’

Soon after the formation of Telangana State in 2014, under the leadership
of honorable Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao and honorable Minister
for MA&UD K. T. Rama Rao, the Government of Telangana has envisioned
a multi-prong integrated approach to transform Hyderabad into a truly
global, livable and lovable city. As a result of proactive planning and
implementing unique initiatives, the City of Hyderabad has witnessed
various development projects and citizen centric services in last 6 years.
Contents
14. Disaster Response Force . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
15. Green Hyderabad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
16. Parks & Recreation places . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
17. Beautification of Hyderabad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
18. Public Transport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
19. Bus Shelters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
20. Pedestrian Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
01. Hyderabad Metro Rail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
02. Road Infrastructure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
03. Strategic Road Development Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
04. Model Road Corridors & Link Roads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
05. Comprehensive Road Maintenance Programme . . . . . . . 16
06. Roads and Buildings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 21. Sports Infrastructure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
07. Outer Ring Road Project . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 22. Vaikunta Dhamam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
08. Water Supply & Sewage Treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 23. Brand Hyderabad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
09. Uninterrupted Power Supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 24. T-HUB - T Innovations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
10. Energy Conservation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 25. Women Safety initiatives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
11. Law & Order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 26. Lakes Rejuvenation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
12. 2 BHK Housing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 27. Basti Dawakhana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
13. Swachh Hyderabad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 28. Annapurna Canteen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
29. Tourism Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
30. Reviving Heritage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
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Hyderabad Metro Rail

World class public transportation system
World’s Largest Amount
Metro Rail Project `17,290.31 Cr.
in PPP Mode

4 The Hyderabad metro network covering a total distance of

72 km with 66 stations
4 Integration/interchange with existing Rail terminals,
MMTS stations and Bus depots for seamless travel of commuters Corridors Distance Travel Time (Metro) Travel Time (Road)
4 Smart card-based Automatic ticketing & gate systems for passenger Corridor 1-Miyapur-L.B. Nagar 29 KM 45 minutes 1 hr 46 mins
convenience and seamless travel
Corridor 2-JBS-Falaknuma 15 KM 22 minutes 1 hr 10 mins
4 Eco-friendly Travel Mode – it will reduce air and noise pollution in the city
through paving way for Green Commute Corridor 3-Nagole-Raidurg 28 KM 39 minutes 1 hr 26 mins

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Road Infrastructure
Improving the transport systems in Hyderabad
Amount

`14,738.55 Cr.

Roads are dominant transport assets and valuable infrastructure

used on a daily basis by millions of commuters and are unarguably
Major Projects
seen as a significant and valuable public asset.

4 Strategic Road Development Plan (SRDP)

The quality of road infrastructure directly influences the citizens’
quality of life, such as the residents’ health, safety, economic 4 Model Road Corridors & Link Roads (HRDCL)
opportunities, and conditions of work and leisure. 4 Comprehensive Road Maintenance Programme (CRMP)
4 Outer Ring Road Project (ORR)

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Strategic Road
Development Plan Amount
Providing a comprehensive solution to traffic problems
`8,410.00 Cr.

Completed SRDP Projects

SRDP was started with a futuristic view to have signal-free traffic 4 LB Nagar Junction 4 Biodiversity Junction 4 9 Flyovers
movement at various congested junctions in the city. SRDP 4 Kamineni Junction 4 Mind Space Junction 4 4 Underpasses
primarily focuses on new roads/flyovers, grade separators, Railway
4 Chintalkunta Junction 4 Ayyappa Society 4 3 Road-over bridges
over bridges & Road under bridges and Vehicular underpasses.
4 Bairamalguda Junction 4 Rajiv Gandhi Statue Junction 4 1 Cable bridge
Cable-stayed bridge across Durgam Cheruvu is the world’s longest
4 Bahadurpura Junction
extra dosed cable-bridge spanning over a length of 233.85 mts.

Cable-stayed
bridge at
Durgam Cheruvu

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Model Road Corridors

& Link Roads
Facilitating Hassle free movement

137 link roads are being constructed with a length of 126.2 kms in Hyderabad to Project Cost
improve road network linkages. The link roads not only ease Traffic flow, but also
reduce Travel distance within the city.
`313.65 Cr.
It is one of its kind approach being taken up in Hyderabad to deal with de-
congesting practices in metropolitan cities, paving way for best practice with
minimal financial burden and creating an efficient road network with reduced
traveling distances.

4 Improve the mobility of the residents of Hyderabad

Identified 4 Improve traffic operations in major corridors

Some of the completed Link Roads
126.2 Kms 4 Shorten the travel distances for commuters
4 Enhanced Road Safety 4 HT line to Miyapur road spanning 1.00 km
Completed Roads
137 4 Reduction of Carbon levels 4 Old Mumbai Highway (leather park) to Road No.45 under
HT line spanning 1.20 Km
4 Improving quality of life
4 Boosting Economic growth 4 Old Mumbai Highway to Delhi Public School via
Engineering Staff College of India spanning 2.30 Km
4 Prashasan Nagar to Narne Road No 78, Jubilee Hills spanning 0.47 kms

Link roads could be

as low as 100 meters
but they will
play a vital role in the
decongestion of traffic
during peak hours

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Comprehensive Road Roads and Buildings

Maintenance Programme Sustainable integrated transportation solutions
Strengthening of Roads
Road and Buildings (R&B) strive to provide efficient, affordable,
customer-focused, environmental sustainable, integrated
transportation solutions, connecting villages, towns, cities and
centers of industry, commerce, tourism and pilgrimage across the
State. The department constructs and maintains roads and bridges
on all roads under its control.

Amount
Total Kms `866.19 Cr.
709.49
Amount
`1,839 Cr.

Converting adversity into a productive opportunity

Normal Times During Covid-19 LockDown

3-4 Working hours per day 14-18 Working hours per day

4-6 months to complete the works 40 days to complete the same works
with an increased output capacity

`2000 Cr. worth works

completed during Covid-19

4 15 flyovers
4 Relaying of 300 Kms
of important roads
4 29 important
Link Roads

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Outer Ring Road Project

Bringing the far-flung areas within the accessible reach of the city
Amount
spent since 2014

`3,309.71Cr.

4 158 Km long ORR connects Patancheru, Shamshabad, Medchal and Hayathnagar

4 Main carriageway with 8 lane access controlled with central median
and interchanges at 19 locations
4 Service road with two lanes on either side of carriageway
4 ORR is well developed with greenery on central median and service roads
4 All lanes at 19 locations are integrated with the automatic toll collection
system, reducing time at toll booths
4 Illumination of 24 kms stretch of ORR is completed and works in progress for remaining stretch
of 134 kms on main carriageway and service roads.

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Water Supply &

Sewage Treatment
Providing safe and adequate drinking water
& Effective Sewage management for a pollution free city

4727 Kms
Pipeline

Amount

4 Safe and sustainable piped drinking water for all
4 Ensured quality water supply regularly even in summers
4 4727 Km of Water Pipeline Completed since 2014
4 Commissioned Godavari and Krishna Phase -3
drinking water supply projects to Hyderabad city on fast track basis
4 Provided adequate water supply for industries
4 Hyderabad is one of the few urban agglomerations in
India to have water-sufficiency
4 Constructed 230 storage reservoir of 400 ML capacity in peripheral
circles and ORR village areas
`14,175.30 Cr.
4 Setting up Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) across
the city to decentralise the sewage treatment process
4 Treating 772 MLD of waste water through 25 STPs which
is the largest treatment facility infrastructure among
metropolitan cities of India
4 Upgrading and maintenance of Sewage infrastructure
4 Inducting hi-tech equipment for cleaning of sewer lines
to improve the sewer health and prolong the life of sewer lines
4 Elimination of manual scavenging

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Uninterrupted Energy Conservation

Power Supply A step towards energy efficient city

Self-sufficient in Electricity
Amount
`2374.36 Cr.

4 Ensured 24/7 power supply to domestic,

commercials and industry sectors
4 Devised and implemented short, medium
and long term plans to overcome power shortage Amount
4 From power holiday scenario to attracting
new industrial investments
`564.00 Cr.

4 Installation of LED lights on streets, roadways and highways

4 LED lights were provided to citizens at subsidized rates
4 87, 36,123 Units Energy saved since the beginning
of the LED project
4 Carbon emission reduction by 2,73,176 tonnes

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Law & Order

Police Infrastructure & Initiatives
Amount
`1,940.33 Cr.

4 Modernization of Hyderabad Police

4 Redefined safety - no riots and no curfew in recent times
4 Ultra-modern Police Command & Control Centre
4 Special emphasis on tackling Cyber crime
4 Lakhs of CC cameras keep a Hawk’s Eye on the city to ensure
safety of the citizens

4 Setting up Modern vehicles for Police Patrol Teams

4 Image makeover of Police Stations with renovations to make them
look more welcoming to the public as part of friendly policing
4 Hyderabad has one of the best surveillance systems to track crime
4 The Integrated People Information Hub offers a 360 degree view
4 Formed a Special Task Force for the protection of women and girls in
Hyderabad which is monitored by the Commissionerates

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2 BHK Housing
Dignified housing programme for poor Project Cost
`9,700 Cr.

4 Kollur project has all amenities like Parks, shopping complexes,

markets, fire-fighting and bus stations cater the needs of the
resident population on par with private developers
4 The additional Shopping area is provided to offset the
maintenance cost partially in-addition to the basic shopping
4 Dignity Housing Project (2BHK) is one of the biggest affordable requirements
housing project in the country
4 One lakh housing units are constructed in 111 locations in and
around Hyderabad
4 2 BHK Project at Kollur is India’s biggest colony project taken up
by Government of Telangana in 124 Ac, with 15660 Units in 117
blocks with less than 20% built-up area of the site

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Swachh Hyderabad
A step towards clean and sustainable city

Capping of legacy
Municipal solid waste at
125 acre site
Key Initiatives for Sanitation
Amount
4 2,500 Swachh Autos Tippers
4 Scientific Disposal of waste `1716.33 Cr.
4 Waste to Energy Plants
4 Capping at Jawahernagar dump yard
4 3,000 Public Toilets
4 Two construction and demolition waste processing
plants completed and another two plants to come up soon
4 India’s first Robust concealed waste conveyance fleet

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Disaster Response Force

Reaching
Reachingout
outtotothe
thepeople
peopleduring
duringemergency
emergencysituations
situations

Disinfected the entire city four times as part of

safety measures in the wake of Covid-19

Amount
During the recent deluge in Hyderabad in
October 2020, many citizens were safely
`15.00 Cr.
evacuated from inundating areas by DRF teams

Hyderabad happens to be the first city in the

country to have a dedicated Disaster Response
Force(DRF). It is also the second city to have
an exclusive Enforcement Vigilance Disaster
Management (EVDM) wing.

360 personnel equipped with

advanced rescue machinery to deal with

4 Urban Floods, clearing water stagnations

4 Building Collapses
4 Fire Accidents
4 Rail, Road Accidents
4 Tree Falls
4 Other emergencies

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Green Hyderabad
Creating urban lung spaces as a part of
Telangana ku Haritha Haram

Enhancing the
forest cover from
24% to 33%

Amount
`332.70 Cr.
Creation of “Forests within the city”
through yadadri model Miyawaki concept
at 80 locations in Hyderabad city which
4 807 lakh plantations done by HMDA during last six years
will act as “carbon sinks”
4 486 Lakh plantations done during last six years by GHMC
4 59 Blocks are being developed as Urban Forest Parks with a concept of protection,
rejuvenation, education and entertainment in and around Hyderabad
4 All the planting locations and many plants are geo-tagged
4 Creating green buffer zone to city with greenery and beautification of ORR

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Parks & Recreation places

Creating leisure and Healthy atmosphere

Amount
`250 Cr.

Mir-Alam Park A theme park on Moghal Art

4 934 parks across GHMC limits for catering greenery needs of colony residents
4 460 tree parks developed to create lung spaces and act as public spaces for citizens
4 50 theme parks are in progress with different themes and additional
8 theme parks opened to public with total financial outlay of 134 crores
4 17 Pachatatva parks on therapeutic concept opened to public
4 500 Nurseries in GHMC area to cater the plants and to
promote terrace gardens and homestead greenery
Panchathanthra Park Imparting morals and ethical values to the children
Dog Park Learning of Pets behavior
Braille Park Park for disable persons (first of it’s kind in India)
Panchatatva Park A therapeutic garden of Pancha Bhutas
Play Parks Children’s Play Area
Transit Park Fruit Themed Park
Rainwater Harvesting Theme Park about water conservation

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Beautification of
Hyderabad
Bringing aesthetics to public places

GHMC has undertaken theme-based beautification

works at various junctions across the city

4 Development of vertical gardens to increase aesthetics and control pollution

4 Gurgling and splashing fountains to greet citizens with their grandeur
and to act as humidifiers at major intersections
4 Locality specific thematic sculptures
4 Flyover and wall art paintings with message, depicting heritage
and culture of Hyderabad
4 Tank bund renovation with artistic grill and aesthetic comfortable walkways

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Public Transport Bus Shelters

Providing affordable road transport to the commuters 21st Century ultra-modernized faculties for commuters

4 Induction of Electric buses to the existing fleet

4 Strategic steps to reduce carbon emissions Amount
4 Affordable travel mode and incentives `156.59 Cr.
to the focussed groups
4 Improved Last mile connectivity

Amount
`45 Cr.
These modern bus shelters are designed
in- four layouts in accordance with the
convenience and preference of the passengers

4 Grade 1: Advanced Bus Shelters- 200ft by 30ft consisting of amenities-such

as- Dustbins, toilets, Mobile charging points, pay and use water dispensing units,
Wi-Fi, ATM or coffee vending machines, AC in sitting area and CCTV
4 Grade 2: Proficient Bus Shelters- 25ft by 8ft consisting of amenities –such as-
fans/table fans (check), Wi-Fi, Mobile charging points, toilets, dustbins and pay
and use water dispensing units
4 Grade 3: Basic Bus Shelters- 20ft by 5ft with optional toilets and water
dispensing units
4 Grade 4: Minimal Bus Shelters- Basic bus shelters of 10ft by 5ft or 5ft by 3ft
with dustbins

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Pedestrian Facilities
Foot Over Bridges, Skywalks And Foot Paths

Skywalks
4 Development of innovative aesthetically appealing and functionally
efficient pedestrian’s skywalks
4 8 skywalks are coming up at busy junctions
An evolving pedestrian friendly city

4 The GHMC has built 430 kms of Pavements on several stretches of the Roads
4 All Walkability index of 0.68 for Hyderabad is above the National average of
0.52 as per MoUD Report, walkability index is a function of availability of
footpath and pedestrian facility rating
4 7 new Foot Over Bridges are open to public out of 57 proposed FOBs to
promote safety of pedestrians
4 Street design and improvement in street furniture are implemented towards barrier free
environment, a special measure for children, elderly people and especially abled persons
4 Special drive to increase cycling infrastructure, 10 kms per each zone

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Sports Infrastructure
Encouraging and enabling sporting spirit in youth
Amount
` 97.37 Cr.
GHMC works for creating
and managing sports
infrastructure for the benefit
of residents in GHMC limits
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Vaikunta Dhamam
Last Rites with Dignity
Amount
Four spacious pyres with 3 Basic Pyres
& One Electric Pyre with attached Waiting Halls
`66.97 Cr.
4 Ceremonial Yard
4 Ritual Items Store with Dedicated in-house Pujari
4 Ashes Storage Lockers with CCTV cameras
4 Cold Room facility to keep bodies before cremation
4 Ample Car parking facility
4 Washrooms with hot water and Changing Rooms
4 Wi-Fi enabled Viewing
4 Mortuary Van facility
4 A hassle-free process while conducting last rite rituals
GHMC Initiatives
4 Engaged 21 Sports administrators
4 Seven caretakers
4 21 Sports complexes
4 7 Swimming pools
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Brand Hyderabad
Major hub for IT, Industries and Investments

Amount
` 2,115.93Cr.
IT Sector Growth Ease of Doing Business TS iPass

4 IT sector made tremendous progress
in the State since 2014
4 Recorded a higher growth
rate than the national average
in IT exports in 2020
4 World’s Marquee corporates made
Hyderabad their second home
4 Hyderabad is fast emerging as India’s
favourite startup hub
4 Telangana is way ahead of other
states in Ease of Doing Business
(EoDB)
4 Policies of Telangana State are a
role model to become self-reliant
in various sectors
4 Promoting industrialization
through TS iPass
4 Gave approvals to about 9,500
industrial units and 6,300 of them
started operations
4 Hyderabad has become Aerospace
Hub with Tata-Boeing, Lockheed “Best City to Live”
Martin and Sikorsky setting up
in India, fifth year in a row
operations
(Mercer’s Quality of living ranking)

Investments Attracted

` 2,00,000 Cr.
Employment Generated
15 Lakh Jobs

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T-HUB
Largest Start-up incubator in India
4 Empowering startups to scale faster,
creating a strong network of stakeholders
and accelerating innovation for top
corporates from around the world
4 It envisages to attract best startups and
entrepreneurial organizations and
endeavors to build a booming start-up
ecosystem thriving on the tightly knit,
most vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem
in the country
4 Startups Impacted -1100+
4 Jobs enabled by program startups - 1500+
4 Funding raised by program startups -
Rs. 1800 Cr
TSIC
Telangana State Innovation Cell
4 Promoting the Culture of Innovation
and Entrepreneurship in the state
4 Promoting innovation in Government
departments and organizations
4 Building a culture of innovation
from the school stage
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TASK
Providing industry with job
ready human resources
Telangana Academy for Skill & Knowledge
(TASK) is a skilling initiative of the Govt. of
Telangana. The main objective is to offer job
ready human resources and services to the
industry
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SoFTNET
Education channel for aspiring youth
4 SoFTNET has launched two T-SAT
Channels, T-SAT Vidya and T-SAT Nipuna
4 900 hours content for TSPSC Teacher Recruitment
Training classes by efficient Lecturers
4 Special Program “English for All” and “Awareness
on Child Abuse” along with Police Dept and NGO’s
RICH
Promoting research and innovation
Research and Innovation Circle of Hyderabad (RICH),
an initiative to take research institutions and
innovators to market by bridging the gap in the
innovation-entrepreneurship-investment ecosystem.
T-WORKS WE-HUB
India’s largest Prototyping Centre First-of-its-kind and only State-run
for Electronics, Electromechanical platform for Women Entrepreneurs
and Mechanical startups initiated by the Govt. of Telangana
4 T-Works facilitates entrepreneurs 4 3427 Women Entrepreneurs engaged so far
to design, develop, and test
innovative hardware products in the 4 148 startups Incubated
areas of electronics, mechanical, 4 12 Startup programs
mechatronics through active
collaboration with industry, 4 320 Jobs created
academia, investors, experts, and
4 36.2 Cr funding raised
other stakeholders
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Women Safety initiatives Lakes Rejuvenation

Providing safety and security to women Protection and beautification of water bodies

4 First-of-its-kind initiatives with highest priority given to protect the

rights of Women & Child and their safety and security
4 BHAROSA CENTER initiative for victim support on legal advisory,
personal counseling, education and awareness programs
4 She Shuttle, all women passengers and absolutely free ride Amount
4 The lastest technology-driven security system
`376.80 Cr.

Lake Beautification

4 GHMC took up the restoration and

comprehensive development of urban lakes
4 Improving the lake bed,
strengthening the main bund
4 Formation of ring bund, formation of
island and sewage drains, silt trap.
4 Durgam Cheruvu back to life
after a massive clean-up

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Basti Dawakhana Annapurna Canteen

Affordable Healthcare for the citizens Affordable lunch for every urban citizen (5 Rupee Meal)

Amount
Amount
` 30.51 Cr. ` 152.03 Cr.

4 Serving about 40,000 hygienic meals daily for an

affordable price of Rs.5 per all walks of people
in 150 centers
4 First Urban Local Body led community clinics in India
4 The largest State level Food Security Intervention
4 Strengthened the healthcare infrastructure to provide in the Country
better services to the people
4 During the Covid-19 Lockdown period, the Annapurna
4 Basthi Dawakhana functioning above 250 Meals were being supplied totally free of cost to the
4 Catering to 85-100 patients visiting every day poor in GHMC limits
4 350 Centers and expanding all major corridors of the city

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Tourism Development Reviving Heritage

Transforming Hyderabad into a tourism hub Conservation and restoration of
historic monuments

Amount
Amount
` 34.66 Cr. ` 100 Cr.
Key Tourism activities Restoration of historic sites
and initiatives and buildings

4 Hospitality (Hotels and Catering Units) 4 Mozzamjahi Market

4 Transport (Guided & Package Tours) 4 Char Kaman - ( 4 Arches) flanking the path
to the Charminar
4 Water Fleet (Leisure Cruises and Boats)
4 Laad Bazaar
4 Sound and light shows
4 Mahbub Chowk Clocktower
4 Eco-Tourism 4 Shalibanda Clocktower
4 Repair and renovation of cultural complexes 4 Former British Residency
4 Construction of new tourism projects

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