Landuse Legend

Builtup, Urban
Builtup, Rural
Builtup, Mining
N
Agirulcutre, Crop land
Agirulcutre, Plantation
Agirulcutre, Fallow
Forest, Evergreen / Semi evergreen
Forest, Deciduos
Forest, Forest Plantation
Forest, Scrub Forest
Forest, Swamp/Mangroves
Grass/Grazing
Barren/unculturable/Wastelands, Salt Affected Land
Barren/unculturable/Wastelands, Gullied/Ravinous Land
Barren/unculturable/Wastelands, Scrub land
Barren/unculturable/Wastelands, Sandy area
Barren/unculturable/Wastelands, Barrent rocky
Wetlands/Water Bodies, Inland Wetland
Wetlands/Water Bodies, Coastal Wetland
Wetlands/Water Bodies, River/Stram/Canals
Wetlands/Water Bodies,Reservoir/Lakes/Ponds

Fig.4: Landuse, Telangana

Wastelands Legend
Gullied and / or ravinous land (Medium)
Gullied and / or ravinous land (Deep)
Land with Dense Scrub
Land with Open Scrub
Waterlogged and Marshy land (Permanent)
Waterlogged and Marshy land (Seasonal)
Land Affected by salinity / alkalinity (Moderate)
Fig.1: Landuse,Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Area Land Affected by salinity / alkalinity (Strong)
Shifting Cultivation - Current Jhum
Shifting Cultivation - Abandoned Jhum
Under-utilised/degraded forest (Scrub domin)
Under-utilised/degraded forest (Agriculture)
Degraded pastures/grazing land
Degraded land under plantation crop
Sands - Riverine
Sands - Coastal
Sands - Desertic
Sands - Semi Stab:- Stab > 40m
Sands - Semi Stab:- Stab 15-40m
Mining Wastelands
Industrial Wastelands
Barren Rocky Area

Fig.2: Landuse,GHMC Fig.3: Tree Cover, GHMC Fig.5: Wastelands Composition, Telangana

Source Data: Bhuvan, Wasteland Atlas (2019), VCF, World Imagery, SRTM etc., Mapping & Compilation: ITPI-TRC.
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Office Bearers & Members of ITPI-TRC, Hyderabad for the Year 2020 - 21

S.No. Name Designation Phone & Email ID

1 Sri. K.B. Srinivas Rao Chairman 9963550510
keshabhoinavasu@yahoo.com
2 Sri. K. Ravi Kumar Reddy Secretary 9849045537
eso_krk@yahoo.com
3 Sri. Bellala Suresh Treasurer 9848329694
smassociates.hyd@gmail.com
4 Sri. Bhanothu Venkanna Chairman 8008354455
Building Committee venku1dda@gmail.com
5 Sri. Mohd. Khalid Sarwar E. C. Member 9849006049
khalidsarwar48@gmail.com
6 Sri. T. Satyanarayana Murthy E. C. Member 9849909745
tsm.pohmda@gmail.com
7 Sri. Bodnapu Pradeep Kumar E. C. Member 9440673116
bpkumar45@gmail.com
8 Sri. Akella Annapurna Sarma E. C. Member 9848198730
apsarma1@gmail.com
9. Sri. Kaluva Mallikarjun Rao E.C. Member 7993360266
mallikarjunkaluva@gmail.com
10 Sri. S. Devendar Reddy EX-Officio Member 9849904768
drsandadi@gmail.com
11 Sri. K. Muralidhar Reddy EX-Officio Member 9849154824
muralikoppula2002@gmail.com
12 Sri. P.V.R. Narasimha Reddy Chairman 7893803193
Diary Committee pvrn101064@gmail.com
13 Sri. A. Srirami Reddy Chairman 9866777920
Library Committee sriramireddy42@gmail.com
14 Sri. B. Prasad Rao Chairman 7702400755
News Letter Committee prasadaraohyd@gmail.com

Special Invitee

1. Sri. S. Srinivasulu Naidu

2. Sri. Syed Muzaffar Hussain
3. Sri. S. Balakrishna
4. Sri . A.V. Bhide
5. Sri. S. Ram Reddy
6. Sri. Mohd Abdul Raoof
7. Sri. V. Satyanarayan

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ITPI Central Council Members, 2020-2021

S.No. Name Designation

1. Sri. N. K. Patel President
2. Sri. V. Ramudu Vice-President
3. Sri. S.B. Khodankar Secretary General
4. Prof. Dr. D.S. Meshram Member
5. Sri. Milind B. Patil Member
6. Sri. Pradeep Kapoor Member
7. Sri. K. S. Akode Member
8. Dr. B. Mahendra Member
9. Sri. Gurpreet Singh Member
10. Sri. Anoop Srivastava Member
11. Sri. Zahid All Member
12. Sri. S.K. Shrimali Member
13. Sri. James Mathew Member
14. Sri. K. Vidhyadhar Member
15. Sri. Smaran Kumar Das Member
16. Sri. Jitendra L. Bhople Member
17. Dr. Jagdish Singh Member
18. Sri. Sudhir S. Chauhan Member
19. Sri. N. Ravikumar Member
20. Sri. Sujit Rodge Member
21. Prof. Dr. Ashok Kumar Member

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Address of Regional Chapters, ITPI

S. Name of Chapters/ Address Phone

No Centre
1 Andhra Pradesh, Director Town & Country Planning, 3rd floor, Municipal
Vijayawada Administration Office Building, Gorantla,
Guntur-522034.
2 Bihar, 201, Jamuna Complex, Jai Prakash Nagar, West of 0612-2580022
Patna A. G. Colony, Patna-800 025
3 Delhi*, Flat No.215, Plot No. 4, Dhruva Apartments, 011-23379931
New Delhi New Delhi-110 092
4 Gujarat*, Plot No. 123, Near Rituraj society, Subhash Chowk, 079-27456191
Ahmedabad Memnagar, Ahmedabad, 079-27456368
guru@itpi.org.in
5 Goa* House No.408, Alto Porvorim, Panjim, 09422447358
Mumbai (NH-17), Goa 09800154220
gorc@itpi.org.in
6 Haryana Bay Site No. 59-62, Sector-2, Panchkula-134109 0172-2570585
hrrc@itpi.org.in
7 Karnataka*, No. 16J, Miller Tank Area, Thimmaiah Road Cross, 080-22261901
Bengaluru Behind Ambedkar Bhawan, Bengaluru-560052 Krrc@itpi.org.in
8 Kerala, Tc 4-1290-1, Laxmeera, Kuravankonam, 047-22433780
Trivendrum Trivendrum-695002 9447022244
9 Madhya Pradesh*, Opp: Sanjay complex, Near Matha Mandir, 0755-2772416
Bhopal Main Road No. 2, Block No. IV, Bhopal-462003 mprc@itpi.org.in
10 Maharashtra*, Plot No. 100, Sector-15, C. B. D. Belapur, 022-27576162
Mumbai Navi Mumbai-400 614 mmurc@itpi.org.in
11 Maharashtra*, Plot No. 43-44, Opp: NIT Garden, Ring Road, 0712-2247295
Nagapur Nagpur-440 002 mngrc@itpi.org.in
12 North East Regional Near Bodoland Guest House, Jawahar Nagar, 09435045168
Chapter, Guwahati Khanapara, Guwahati-22
13 Orissa*, Plot No. S-2, Saheed Nagar, Bhubaneshwar-751007 0674-2542130
Bhubaneshwar orc@itpi.org.in
14 Punjab*, Adjoining Prachina Kala Kendra, Sector - 35-B, 0712 - 2621583
Chandigarh Bhandigarh prc@itpi.org.in
15 Rajashtan*, Plot No.1, Institutional Scheme, Opp: Vidhya 0410-02703698
Jaipur Ashram School, Jaipur-302017, 09214915883
16 Rajashtan*, Opp: Devendra Dham, Nathwara Road, Bhuwana, 09928273170
Udaipur Udaipur.

17 Tamil Nadu, No.28 (Old No.294) Jagannathan Salai, SRP Colony, 9841084555
Chennai 15th Street, Periyaran Nagar, Chennai-600082

19 Uttaranchal, Town & Country Planning Dept. GMS Road, Indira 080-22261901
Dehradun Puram, PO Majara, Dehradun-248002, Uttaranchal.

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 20 Uttara Pradesh*, Captain Manoj Pande Chowk, ITPI Bhawan, Vikas 0522-2302521
Lucknow Khand-1, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow-226 010 itpi_lko@yahoo.com
21 West Bengal*, Sector IB-190, Salt Lake City, Kolkatta-700106 033-23358017
Kolkatta wbrc@itpi.org.in
22 Himachal Pradesh &
Jammu Kashmir,
Shimla
23 Jahrkhand

Note:(*) Guest House Facility Available

ITPI Regional Centres

1 Rajasthan Regional Chapter Udaipur Centre
2 Maharashtra Regional Chapter Pune Centre
3 Andhra Pradesh Regional Chapter Vishakhapatnam Centre
4 Gujarat Regional Chapter Surat Centre
5 Punjab Regional Chapter Amritsar Centre

Telangana Guest House Details

H.No.1-10-198, Near Post Office Begumpet,
Hyderabad 500 016,
eMail: itpitrc1@gmail.com
Phone: 040-27764886/ 27765892
Member: Single Rs.400/-, Double Rs. 600/-
Member Guest: Single Rs.600/, Double Rs.800/-
Rooms are renovated recently to provide better facilities and booking shall be confirmed after a request
from a scheduled ITPI member through a text mail with booking details and the member’s ITPI registration
number. The guests are required to produce any government identity (Ex. ADHAAR/ Voter Card/ Driving
License etc.) during the check-in.
Member charge shall apply to immediate family of members as well.Booking shall be done for upto three
days at a stretch only, and booking may be extended no earlier than the third day depending on availability.

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Holidays

General Holidays Optional Holidays

January January
New Year Day 01 Fri Kanumu 15 Fri
Bhogi 13 Wed
February
Sankranti/Pongal 14 Thu
Republic Day 26 Tue Sri Panchami 16 Tue
Birthday of Hazrath Ali (R.A.) 26 Fri
March
March
Maha Shivaratri 11 Thu
Holi 29 Mon Shab-e-Meraj 12 Fri
Shab-E-Barat 29 Mon
April
April
Good Friday 02 Fri
Babu Jagjivan Ram's B'day 05 Mon Tamil New Year Day 14 Wed
Ugadi 13 Tue Mahaveer Jayanthi 25 Sun
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's B'day 14 Wed May
Sri Rama Navami 21 Wed
Shahadat Hzt. Ali (R.A.) 03 Mon
May Juma-Atul-Wada 07 Fri
Ramzan (Ed-Ul-Fitar) 14 Fri Shab-E-Qader 10 Mon
Following Day of Ramzan 15 Sat Basava Jayanthi 14 Fri
Buddha Purnima 26 Wed
June
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Bakrid (Eid-Ul-Azha) 21 Wed
Ratha Yathra 12 Mon
August Eid-E-Ghadeer 29 Thu
Bonalu 02 Mon
August
Independence Day 15 Sun
10th Moharram 19 Thu Parsi New Year's Day 16 Mon
Sri Krishna Astami 31 Tue 9th Moharram (1442H) 18 Wed
Varalakshmi Vratam 20 Fri
September Sravana Purnima /
Vinayaka Chavithi 10 Fri Rakhi Purnima 22 Sun
October September
Mahatma Gandhi Jayanthi 02 Sat Arbayeen 29 Wed
Bathukamma Starting Day 06 Wed
October
Vijaya Dasami 15 Fri
Following Day of Vijaya Dasami 16 Sat Durgashtami 13 Wed
Eid Miladun Nabi 19 Tue Maharnavami 14 Thu

November November
Deepavali 04 Thu Naraka Chaturdhi 03 Wed
Karthika Pournima / 19 Fri Yaz Dahum Shareef 16 Tue
Gurunanak's Birthday December
December Birthday of Hzt. Syed 19 Sun
Christmas 25 Sat Mohammed Juvanpuri
Boxing Day 26 Sun Mahdi Ma'ud (A.S.)
Christmas Eve 24 Fri

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Telangana State Regional Chapter
Institute of Town Planners, India
H.No. 1 -10-198, Adjacent to Post Office,
Begumpet, Hyderabad - 500 016
Phone : 040-27764886
Fax : 040-27765892
e-mail : itpitrc1@gmail.com
website : www.itpi.org.in

Head Quarters:
Institute of Town Planners, India
4-A, Ring Road, Indraprastha Estate,
New Delhi - 110 002
Phone : 011-2370 2452 / 4, 5, 6, 7, 2370 2462
Fax : 011-2370 2453
e-mail : itpidel@nda.vsnl.net.in
website : www.itpi.org.in

Digital Copy of supplement can also be accessed from the following code.
 K TARAKA RAMA RAO
Minister for Municipal Administration &
Urban Development, Industries &
Commerce, Information Technology,
Electronics & Communications
Government of Telangana

Message
I am glad to know that the Institute of Town Planners, India, Telangana Regional Chapter,
Hyderabad is bringing out New Year Diary - 2021. The professionals of Town Planning
practice the activities across the Government organization and private consulting
services within the nation and outside India. Hope that the diary will have Government
regulations, operational guidelines and policies for practicing the town planning
members.

I appreciate the members and wish the all success in their future endeavors and best
wishes for a Happy & Prosperous New Year - 2021.

(K TARAKA RAMA RAO)

 ARVIND KUMAR, I.A.S.
Principal Secretary to Government
Commissioner &
EO Principle Secretary

Message
Telangana is bestowed with natural resources and citizen friendly ecosystem, which
made this state as destination for many professionals across the country, especially
Hyderabad attracted some of the best talent for practising their respective professions.
Less geologically hazardous as location profile and the weather, Telangana is
continuously attracting the attention of both investments and opportunities. Keeping the
regional economy in focus, Hon. Chief Minister envisaged an overall development plan
for the entire state in promoting sectoral development. The intensive scale of projects to
guarantee the supporting resources of water and energy is a very courageous effort by
the State of Telangana, and achieving them in record time show cases the commitment to
the growth of healthy economy, and subsequent returns have started showing the results.
Massive investments are flowing into the state and by generating the employment and
revenues.

Hyderabad, the jewel of Telangana, continues to be in the world map for the leadership
role in IT Services and pharma. The new normal phenomenon has helped Hyderabad
further to be in the global focus for increased exports of pharma products. The
government is committed and strives for development of Hyderabad city and to deploy
modern technologies to improve the citizen services. Urban is needing a redefinition for
the export-oriented economic sustenance of Hyderabad which is and continues to be the
majority revenue generator for the State of Telangana. In the longer run, the government
wish to diversify into regional investments for promoting the growth avenues which will be
a fillip for economic growth across the entire State of Telangana.

I am told that the Institute of Town Planners, India — Telangana State Regional Chapter is
bringing-out the year diary 2021. I consider this institution and each members are
important stakeholders in the urban development process of the State. I take this
occasion to wish the institute a great success in the year 2021.

(ARVIND KUMAR)
 K B SRINIVASA RAO
Chairman ITPI-TRC

Message
Urban development is visualised as a positive growth of the city in the desired direction. The
role of the City Planners becomes even more crucial, If the city is historic in nature. Heritage
has to be integral part of development, an integrated sustainable approach for future
planning to be adopted for Historic Cities. Heritage and City Planning are integral and
complimentary parts of each others.
History matters because it reminds us who we are, what we have done and what we right do
better. Any endowment becomes resource after assessment of its socio-cultural and
economic value. The heritage is appreciated as a resource for urban development for its
multi-dimensional values.
A Heritage structure connects us with the past, thus possess historical value. Heritage has
aesthetic value as it adds to the beauty of a locality. Social value of heritage means it serves
as an entity that gives sense of place and identity. Economic value of urban heritage is
realized by those linked to tourism industry.
Areas in and around heritage are preserved as green open spaces, which act as lung
spaces for the sprawling city. Heritage is threatened not just by bricks and mortar, but more
by haphazard and unplanned sprawl that is ruining the visual environment too.
The monuments are made to stand in isolation with high boundary walls and grills around
them. As a result, they are not interactive and are mere islands in the dense settlements.
They are considered to be the most unwanted and undesired structures by locals and thus
not looked after by them. Lack of awareness amongst the locals regarding the importance of
heritage is worsening the situation. Moreover, the authorities lack proper vigilance and
security, which further makes the monuments vulnerable.
For many years, planners, architects, politicians and other influential groups of society have
paid little or no attention to heritage preservation and have marked significant portion of
historic fabric as areas for urban renewal in urban development plans. The concern for the
disappearing culture has led historians, intellectuals, artists and experts to propagate
heritage since recent past. The Government has to realise the importance of the heritage.
The Diary contains all the important GOs/ Circulars/ Memos/ Guidelines issued by
Government of Telangana on the matters relating to Town Planning.
I wish all the scheduled members of our institute a very Happy and Prosperous New Year
2021.

(K B SRINIVASA RAO)
 K RAVI KUMAR REDDY
Secretary ITPI-TRC

Message

It is yet another year, but has brought in massive shift in the way we live our lives and lead
the professions. New Normal, the buzz word that dominated all through the year of 2020
did raise serious concerns about newer thoughts in habitat studies. With the similar
appreciation, we wish to bring the professional decisions nearer to nature as a fall back for
the sustained civilian lives. The urban forestry, a known concept, is a highly ignored
subject in the past and the pandemic did warn the planners to prepare regulations in
maintaining rationalized quantities of greenery in urban settings, in way of building
healthy density. In this context of environmental conservation focus for guaranteering
healthy urban sustainance, the execution of Regional Ring Road (RRR) may really be a
challenging task. The models of quantitative assessment in balanced greenhouse
radiation and open-spaces that can withstand the urgency of environmental balance are
going to be the game changers in the future urban planning.
We are bringing this focus with status across numerous of forest statistics across
Telangana, HMDA and GHMC. The mapping of the available data is performed to
highlight the ground truth form many world sources of imageries. Especially, the
comparison between HMDA for green cover ratings to latest landuse (not planned but
current) maps which are generated by various remote sensing agencies. ITPI-TRC has
compiled/ mapped the theme specific data sources to area of interest. The HMDA
(constituted in 2008) tree cover global percentage varies from 0% to 47% in 2005, that is
very low for the area envisaged for future urban conservation at Hyderabad.
The recent entry of Peddapalli Master Plan, done by DTCP, is also studied for extra
details of current profile properties.
Wish all the members a happy New Year 2021.

(K RAVI KUMAR REDDY)

 Acknowledgement
ITPI – TRC is bringing out this diary consecutively for 5th year after formation of the
new Telangana Regional Chapter, Hyderabad.
This Year diary is separated from the GOs & Regulations, and an attachment book
is distributed along with the name 'Town Planning Almanac, 2021 – Policies and
Regulations mandated at Telangana'. Supplement attached contains the following
important subjects apart from General information. The selective QR Codes are
provided in-line with the pages. A standard scanner application from smartphone
can lead to respective source URL.
1. Important Statistical information of Telangana State for the year 2020-21.
2. Updated list of members of ITPI Telangana Regional Chapter.
3. Incorporation of the Telangana Municipalities Act, 2019 related to Town Planning
(from section 171 to 193) and the Telangana State Building Permission Approval and
Self Certification System (TS-bPASS) Act, 2020.
4. Incorporation of amendments in G.O.Ms.No.168, M.A. Dated 07-04-2012 (Telangana
buildings rules) with G.O.Ms.No.62 MAUD dt 21.03.2020 and other (12) GOs.
5. Incorporation of G.O.Ms.No.213 dt. 03-12-2020, the Telangana Municipalities
(Mutation of property through Dharani Portal) Rules, 2020.
6. GOMs No. 106 MAUD dt. 06-07-2020 Development of Planned layouts with sufficient
road widths - Amendment to HMDA layout Rules.
7. GO Ms. No. 189 MAUD dt. 03-11-2020 - The Telangana comprehensive - Integrated
Township Policy Rules, 2020.
8. Parking Policy for Hyderabad & Urban Areas of Telangana State and Regulation
of Parking Policy fee in Commercial Establishments issued in Go Ms No.187
dt 07.07.2017 & 63 dt 20.03.2018 MA&UD Dept.
9. Development Charges and fees collected by urban local bodies in the state.
10. Up to date GOs relating to planning matters by the Municipal Administration & Urban
Development Department, Government of Telangana.
The above information will be great help to officers, town planning officials, practicing
architects, engineers, planners and general public. The Diary Committee takes the
opportunity to sincerely thank Sri A. Srirami Reddy and diary committee member Sri K.
Ravi Kumar Reddy who have helped in completing the information and bringing out up to
date information in the diary. The Contents of this Diary is best of my knowledge. The
Diary Committee further takes this opportunity to convey best wishes to all esteemed
members a happy and prosperous New Year 2021.

P V R NARASIMHA REDDY
Chairman Diary Committee
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 Institute of Town Planners, India Telangana Regional Chapter, Hyderabad.
Institute of Town Planners, India was
established in July 1951, and a very modest
conference was held in Delhi in 1952. The
conference made a seminal contribution to
the formation of basic town planning and
housing policies of the central and state
governments. This small beginning was
followed by an all-India Seminar in 1953 at
Hyderabad. The Institute of Town Planners,
India owes its origin to a small group of
dedicated town planners, who, in 1947,
decided to set up a professional Town
Planning Institute on the lines of the Royal
Town Planning Institute, London.
Padmasri M. Fayazuddin
Sri. M. Fayazuddin, the first President of
Institute of Town Planners, India, had a
bright career and extremely successful
professional record, and three-time
President of the Institute. He also had been
the first chairman of the All-India Board of
Technical Studies in Architecture and Town
Planning, Ministry of Education, and held
the chair between 1957 to 1963. He was
instrumental in establishment of School of
Planning and Architecture, New Delhi and
College of Architecture, Hyderabad.
Following have been the honorary mem-
bers of the institute;
 Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru (1954)
 Sardar Swaran Singh (1953)
 Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya
(1953)
 Bhagwan Sahay (1986)
India has around 8,000 cities and towns,
600 districts beside over 4,00,000 villages,
even if one qualified town qualified town
planner is to be deployed in these towns,
and there is no sufficient supply of town
planners. India would need 3,00,000 town
and country planners by 2031, and there are
hardly 7,000 qualified town planners at
present.
Today, the institute has a membership of
over 6,500, apart from a sizable number of
student members, many of whom have
qualified Associateship Examination (AITP)
conducted by ITPI, and strives for building
the standards in imparting education to the
students of Town and Country Planning
offered by numerous universities across the
country. There are only 26 colleges/
schools, which is not sufficient and not in
sync with the requirement. Besides being
the national level institution for Town and
Country Planners, the institute also recog-
nizes the universities offering the Bachelor
and Master courses in the subject of town
and country planning, and successful
students of respective institutions are
eligible for the corporate membership of
ITPI.
The institute also conducts town planners
meet as National Congress every year from
selected location in the country. The town
planners from all over the country partici-
pate on this occasion, which would lead to
preparing policy directions on discussed
topics to local as well as national govern-
ments. Technical papers are published
during the National Congress, which are of
a very professional quality and pertaining to
empirical studies on town planning pro-
grams from different parts of the country.
Besides this, ITPI also publishes a
professional journal every quarter of the
year, which attracts large participation in
quality technical articles that allows town
planners to share their experiences.
Telangana Chapter was created five years
ago with the location at Hyderabad, and the
strength of corporate members is over 300.
Many of these members are private practi-
tioners as well as the serving/ served
officers for both state and central govern-
ments. Mainly the urban issues and various
plans for cities and towns in Telangana is the
primary task and besides the preparation of
policies and regulations for balanced urban
growth and management. The output has
been the Master Plans, Zonal Development
Plans etc., and the task is humongous for
the State of Telangana since the propensity
HMDA
HUDA
GHMC
MCH
Fig.6: Stock of the Stack, MCH to HUDA and GHMC to HMDA
for growth is mostly urban with 141 recog-
nized ULBs.
Telangana State Regional Chapter held the
66th National Town and Country Planners
Congress during 2017, and was sponsored
by Municipal Administration and Urban
Development Department: Government of
Telangana, and co-sponsored by Greater
Hyderabad Municipal Corporation,
Hyderabad Metro-politan Development
Authority, Hyderabad Metro Rail Ltd.,
Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure
Development Corporation. The focused
theme of the conference was 'Urban
Environmental Planning: Consequences
and Challenges' along with the local theme
of 'Urban Flooding'. 
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 Fig.7: SMP from East-end, KBR National Park

Fig.8: SMP from South, KBR National Park

Subject Exaggerated and Shaded Relief Maps, Compilation & Rendering: ITPI-TRC.
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Fig.9: Vegetation cover
within HMDA
in 2005 prior to
formation in 2008
(inset GHMC).
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Legend
Residential Zone
Commercial Zone
Urbanizable
Industrial Zone
Agriculture
Green Belt

Fig.10: The draft General Town Planning Scheme (Master Plan) of Peddapalli Municipality
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Fig.11: Topography Fig.12: World Imagery

Fig.13: Greenhouse Radiation (14-12-2020) Fig.14: Elevation (Range 210M to 260M)

Situational information of Pedapalli in proposed Master Plan area

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Fig.15:Zones and Circles of Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation