Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy laid basis stone for Rajiv Rahadari Elevated Hall which spans 18.1 km from Paradise Junction to Shameerpet, at a ceremony held in Alwal, Hyderabad on March 7, 2024.
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Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy laid the muse stone for the Rajiv Rahadari (State Freeway 1) elevated hall in Alwal on Thursday. The completion of the elevated hall is predicted to spur growth within the Medchal space and contribute to the general development of north Telangana, mentioned Mr. Reddy.
The hall’s designated route consists of Paradise junction, West Marredpally, Karkhana, Trimulgherri, Bolarum, Alwal, Hakimpet, Thumakunta, and ORR Junction Shamirpet.
The whole hall spans 18.1 kilometers occupying a complete space of 197.2 acres, with 113.48 acres belonging to defence and the remaining 83.72 acres as non-public land. Of the 18.1 kilometers, 11.2 kilometers is elevated hall. Moreover, a 0.3-kilometer underground tunnel is a part of the hall. The challenge entails the development of 287 piers and is projected to price Rs 2,232 crore.
Talking throughout the basis stone laying ceremony, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy highlighted its quite a few advantages for the area, corresponding to assuaging site visitors congestion on the freeway to Karimnagar and Secunderabad, enhancing journey amenities in the direction of Karimnagar, and selling cost-effective transportation.
The chief minister additionally addressed the delays encountered throughout the challenge’s initiation, attributing them to conflicts between the Central and State governments. He criticised the earlier administration for neglecting public wants and interesting in disputes with the centre, inflicting setbacks. “Nonetheless, since assuming workplace in December final 12 months, the federal government engaged in constructive dialogue with the central authorities, resolving the problems. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Protection Minister Rajnath Singh had been consulted to underscore the challenge’s significance,” he mentioned.
In conclusion, Mr. Revanth Reddy urged former Municipal Administration Minister Ok.T. Rama Rao to start a quick unto loss of life at Dharna Chowk to safe funds from the central authorities. He questioned the dearth of considerable growth throughout the earlier administration and emphasised the continuing want for sustained efforts to foster progress in Hyderabad.
