Hyderabad: A key step has been taken in the Secunderabad Double Decker Elevated Corridor project, which the Revanth Reddy government has decided to undertake in Hyderabad. It was decided to build a 5.32-km double-decker flyover from Secunderabad Paradise Junction to the Military Dairy Farm on National Highway-44. CM Revanth Reddy laid the foundation stone last year. However, after the clearance was received from the Defense Department for the lands related to this project, the government has granted administrative permissions.

The Revanth Reddy government is taking key steps to solve the traffic problems that are a major problem in Hyderabad. In this context, flyovers and underpasses are being constructed in the respective congested areas of the city. As part of this, with the aim of removing traffic congestion in the Secunderabad Cantonment area, the Revanth Reddy government has decided to construct a double-decker elevated corridor. The HMDA is ready to construct a 5.32-km double-decker elevated corridor from Secunderabad Paradise Junction to Military Dairy Farm on National Highway-44. Tenders have been invited to undertake the work at a cost of Rs. 652 crore.

It is known that CM Revanth Reddy laid the foundation stone for the construction of this double-decker flyover last year. Revanth Reddy laid the foundation stone for the construction of a double-decker elevated corridor spanning 18.124 kilometers from Secunderabad Paradise Junction to Shamirpet ORR Junction and 5.32 kilometers from Paradise to Military Dairy Farm on National Highway-44. Now another step forward has been taken.

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The lands related to this double-decker elevated corridor have recently received clearance from the Defense Department. Also, the Airport Authority of India has also given permission for the construction of a 0.6-kilometer underground tunnel in the airport premises at Begumpet in the double-decker elevated corridor up to the dairy farm. With this, the Revanth Reddy government has granted administrative permission for the construction of an elevated corridor on NH-44 on the Hyderabad-Nagpur route from Secunderabad Paradise Junction to Military Dairy Farm Road via Tadbund-Boinpally Junction at a cost of Rs. 1,580 crore.

As per the reports, more than half of the funds sanctioned by the government will be spent on land acquisition. Only Rs. 652 crore will be used for civil works. It is understood that the future metro rail line will be built as a double-decker corridor in the elevated corridor.
However, this six-lane double-decker elevated corridor will have a total of 131 pillars. To ensure smooth traffic flow on this route, it is said that 2 ramps will also be constructed on both sides of the construction near Boinpally Junction. If this elevated corridor is constructed and made available, it will bring a solution to the traffic problems on this route.

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