Growth experienced by Hyderabad prelude to upcoming big picture: KTR
KTR said that prominent personalities from various sections of life, including Super Star Rajinikanth have appreciated the growth of Hyderabad
HYDERABAD: The growth seen in Hyderabad till now is just the trailer, and the movie is ahead. We have many more new projects and a great vision for the city in the coming days, said IT Minister KT Rama Rao on Saturday.
Minister KTR highlighted Telangana's significant progress under Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao leadership, emphasizing Hyderabad's improved infrastructure, booming real estate, and continuous growth at the inaugural 'Times Mega Property Expo-2023'.
Minister KTR said that no city can be established in a single day, but cities can see extraordinary growth over time with excellent government and effective planning. He said that the Telangana administration focuses primarily on providing world-class infrastructure amenities to the people, and the results are visible to all now. He also said that all sectors in the state receive a continuous electricity supply 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Minister KTR said that under previous Governments, the people of Hyderabad sat on dharnas and fought for drinking water which was supplied in water tankers, especially during summers. But today, under the visionary leadership of Chief Minister KCR, water was being supplied from the Krishna and Godavari rivers which quench the thirst of the people of Hyderabad. Currently, Hyderabad city’s population is over one crore. Even if the population increases to three crores, there will be sufficient water for all until 2050, said Minister KTR.
Minister KTR mentioned that prominent personalities from various sections of life, including Super Star Rajinikanth have appreciated the growth of Hyderabad. He added that global real estate leaders have highlighted Hyderabad’s rapid development in their reports. Even leaders like Chandrababu Naidu praised the development taking place in Hyderabad city, KTR said.
Talking about the infrastructure projects in Hyderabad, Minister KTR said that the Telangana Government had completed 35 infra projects under SRDP in GHMC limits and had been focusing on strengthening the transport and road network in the city, keeping in view the future needs of the city.
KTR said that the Telangana Government is working with appropriate planning to complete the Hyderabad Airport Metro Express project and further extend the metro around the Outer Ring Road with 415 kilometres.
Minister KTR emphasised that investment would continue only if the region is peaceful and harmonious. He said that the government paid special attention to law and order in order to safeguard citizens' safety. He noted that prior to the formation of Telangana State, the city experienced curfews and riots every year. However, no such occurrences occurred following the foundation of the state, he added.
KTR said that the Government of Telangana succeeded in providing uninterrupted power supply, safe drinking water, and safety and security to its people.
KTR said that the real estate sector was not all about buying and selling. About 30 lakh people make a living from this sector, he said. He said that the real estate developers need to compete on international standards to intensify the infra development of Hyderabad. He appealed to the real estate builders to attempt new and unique designs while constructing buildings that would elevate the brand name of Hyderabad.
KTR said that after Mumbai, it was Hyderabad that stood in second position in having the skyscraper constructions. He appealed to the fraternity to construct green buildings by adopting green principles.
KTR said that the real estate sector has scope for investment all around Hyderabad city and appealed to the builders to plan their projects while considering all the areas.
Talking about continuing the success story of Hyderabad and development all across Telangana, Minister KTR said, “With unwavering commitment and unflinching support of Chief Minister KCR we will continue to forge ahead.”