Introduction
The Hyderabad City Innovative and Transformative Infrastructure (H-CITI) Programme is a groundbreaking initiative by the Telangana government to revolutionize Greater Hyderabad’s urban infrastructure. Designed to tackle traffic congestion, flooding, and sustainable growth, H-CITI aims to make Hyderabad a model city for smart and resilient urban development.
Key Objectives of H-CITI Programme
✔ Comprehensive Urban Development – Upgrading transport, drainage, and public amenities.
✔ Traffic Decongestion – Building flyovers, underpasses, and wider roads for smoother commutes.
✔ Flood Prevention – Strengthening stormwater drainage (nalas) to reduce waterlogging.
✔ Sustainable Growth – Eco-friendly urban planning to combat climate challenges.
Major Components of H-CITI
1. Strategic Road Development Programme (SRDP)
- 38 projects worth ₹5,942 crore
- Includes flyovers, underpasses, and pedestrian-friendly pathways
- Aims to cut travel time across key corridors
2. Strategic Nala Development Programme (SNDP)
- Phase II: 35 new projects (₹582.4 crore budget)
- Prevents urban flooding by improving drainage systems
- Covers critical zones like Kapra, Uppal, and Nallagandla
3. Comprehensive Road Development Plan (CRMP)
- Road widening & restoration for better connectivity
- Focus on high-traffic zones to ease bottlenecks
Key Projects Under H-CITI
🚧 Flyovers & Underpasses – 10 new structures (13.56 km) in Phase I
🛣️ Road Widening – 6 major roads (6.585 km) for smoother traffic flow
🌊 Stormwater Drainage – Upgrading Saket Adarsh Nagar, Pedda Cheruvu, Nallagandla
🚶 Pedestrian Infrastructure – Safer walkways & footpaths
🚇 Tunnel Corridors – Innovative traffic solutions for crowded areas
Progress & Achievements
✅ 42 projects completed (improved roads & drainage)
✅ 69 km of nalas developed under SNDP Phase I
🔄 7 ongoing projects within GHMC limits
📊 Total Budget: ₹7,032 crore (Phase I: ₹2,400 crore)
The #HCITI project, with an investment of ₹826 crores, aims to enhance traffic management in Hyderabad. It will feature underpasses for clockwise traffic and flyovers for counterclockwise traffic, with the foundation stone to be laid by the Hon'ble Chief Minister. To improve… pic.twitter.com/BOPwM22Qdc
— GHMC (@GHMCOnline) September 29, 2024
Impact on Hyderabad’s Future
🚗 Better Connectivity – Faster commutes, less congestion
🛡️ Reduced Flood Risks – Stronger drainage for monsoon resilience
🌿 Sustainable Urban Growth – Eco-friendly infrastructure
💼 Economic Boost – Improved infrastructure attracts investments
Challenges Ahead
⚠ Delays in Approvals – Some projects still pending
⚠ Coordination Between Agencies – Needs seamless execution
⚠ Balancing Speed & Quality – Ensuring long-term durability
Conclusion
The H-CITI Programme is set to reshape Hyderabad into a smarter, flood-resilient, and well-connected city. With strategic road upgrades, advanced drainage systems, and sustainable planning, this initiative will pave the way for Hyderabad’s future as a global urban leader.
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