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Hyderabad’s eastern region is set for a major road infrastructure boost. The Centre has approved the proposed LB Nagar-Hayathnagar double-decker elevated corridor for inclusion in the annual plan.

Hyderabad’s infrastructure development is gaining momentum as Telangana invites global tenders for the first phase of the Musi Riverfront Development Project, covering 19.05 km of the river.

Hyderabad continues to strengthen its position as one of India’s leading economic and business hubs in 2026.

Hyderabad is set to witness a major infrastructure development with the proposed Jubilee Hills to NFCL Junction Elevated Corridor.

Hyderabad is set to introduce open top double decker tourist buses, offering residents and visitors a new way to experience the city’s heritage, modern infrastructure and major attractions. The initiative will combine tourism, guided sightseeing and sustainable mobility, creating a convenient city-tour experience.

Hyderabad’s KBR Park road infrastructure plan is set for a major redesign, with the Telangana government replacing the earlier proposal of 14 structures with a single two-way elevated corridor.

Hyderabad is set for a major upgrade to its electricity infrastructure. The city has approved a revised ₹5,756 crore underground power cable network project. The project will cover four major circles in the Hyderabad Metro Zone.

Hyderabad is emerging as one of India’s leading Global Capability Centre (GCC) destinations, expanding beyond its technology roots into a hub for global operations, innovation and high-value services.

Hyderabad is taking another step towards smarter and cleaner urban management, with the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) planning to install smart CCTV cameras and IoT-based warning systems at 2,500 identified garbage hotspots across the city.

Hyderabad is moving closer to a more integrated public transportation system with the proposed introduction of a common mobility card for Hyderabad Metro and RTC buses. The initiative is aimed at making daily commuting easier by allowing passengers to use a single card across two major modes of public transport.