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The state government has approved the KBR Park project to alleviate traffic congestion in Hyderabad.

Hyderabad: The State government approved projects worth approximately Rs 826 crore on Friday for the enhancement of all six junctions around KBR Park, as sanctioned by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC). The orders provide administrative approval of Rs 421 crore under the H-CITI for the construction of flyovers and an underpass at the Jubilee…

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News graphic of a rendered flyover and underpass design

Hyderabad: The State government approved projects worth approximately Rs 826 crore on Friday for the enhancement of all six junctions around KBR Park, as sanctioned by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC).

The orders provide administrative approval of Rs 421 crore under the H-CITI for the construction of flyovers and an underpass at the Jubilee Hills Checkpost, KBR Entrance, and Mugdha junctions. Additionally, Rs 405 crore has been allocated for the junctions at Filmnagar, Maharaja Agrasen, and Cancer Hospital.

Hyderabad: State Government Approves Rs 826 Crore KBR Park Traffic Improvement Project

The State government has sanctioned projects worth approximately Rs 826 crore aimed at enhancing all six junctions surrounding KBR Park, as announced by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC). This approval comes in response to the increasing traffic congestion in the area.

On Friday, the government granted administrative sanction of Rs 421 crore under the H-CITI scheme for the construction of flyovers and an underpass at the Jubilee Hills Checkpost, KBR Entrance, and Mugdha junctions. An additional Rs 405 crore has been allocated for the junctions at Filmnagar, Maharaja Agrasen, and Cancer Hospital.

According to the GHMC, the construction of grade separators at the six major junctions will facilitate smooth traffic flow across the identified crossroads. The designs for these junctions aim to create a conflict-free area, allowing for uninterrupted traffic movement. Traffic traveling clockwise will utilize a series of underpasses, while counter-clockwise traffic will flow via a series of flyovers. To prevent bottlenecks during the monsoon season, rainwater retention structures have been integrated into the underpass designs.

This initiative addresses the heavy traffic flow from work, business, and commercial trips in the vicinity of KBR Park, with significant road connectivity to key software hubs in Madhapur, Hitech City, Gachibowli, and Kondapur.

Redevelopment Plans for the Six Junctions:

Package I (Rs 421 crore)

  1. Jubilee Hills Checkpost:

Y-shaped underpass from Road No. 45 to KBR and Yousufguda.

4-lane flyover from KBR Park entrance junction towards Road No. 36.

2-lane flyover from Yousufguda towards Road No. 45 junction.

  1. KBR Entrance and Mugdha Junction:

2-lane underpass from Jubilee Hills Checkpost towards Cancer Hospital junction.

3-lane unidirectional road from Punjagutta towards Jubilee Hills Checkpost.

3-lane underpass from KBR Entrance towards Punjagutta.

Package II (Rs 405 crore)

  1. Road No. 45 Junction:

2-lane underpass from Filmnagar junction towards Jubilee Hills Checkpost.

2-lane flyover from Jubilee Hills Checkpost towards Road No. 45.

  1. Filmnagar Junction:

2-lane underpass from Maharaja Agrasen junction towards Road No. 45.

2-lane flyover from Filmnagar junction towards Maharaja Agrasen junction.

  1. Maharaja Agrasen Junction:

2-lane underpass from Cancer Hospital junction towards Filmnagar junction.

2-lane flyover from Filmnagar junction towards Road No. 12.

  1. Cancer Hospital Junction:

2-lane underpass from KBR Park side towards Maharaja Agrasen junction.

2-lane flyover from Maharaja Agrasen junction towards Road No. 10.

This extensive project aims to significantly alleviate traffic congestion around KBR Park, making travel more efficient for commuters.

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