Priority should be given to eco-friendly and sustainable development
HYDERABAD, NOVEMBER 03, 2026: Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju visited the State Legislative Council premises on Tuesday and inspected the proposed development and beautification plans there, along with Hyderabad District Collector Dr Priyanka Ala.
On this occasion, he was briefed on proposals to construct residential buildings for the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, the Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Deputy Speaker of the Legislative Council, as well as the Secretary of the Legislative Assembly and the Secretaries of the Legislative Council.
He was also informed about the proposed master plan for the Legislative Council premises, the establishment of an annex building and the development of allied facilities. In addition to the transfer of the land currently belonging to the Tourism Department to the Legislative Assembly, the issue of transferring some extent of land belonging to the adjacent DGP office to the Legislative Assembly was also discussed.
The Chief Secretary inspected the sites identified for the proposed development works at the field level. The proposals for the development and expansion of the annex building, administrative building, legislative party offices, recreational facilities, sports ground, and parking facilities were reviewed by the Chief Secretary and details were obtained from the concerned officials regarding the project proposals, current site conditions and engineering issues.
The Chief Secretary stated that Chief Minister Shri A. Revanth Reddy had made it clear that environment-friendly and sustainable development policies should be followed in this project. He said that development plans should be prepared without any disturbance to the existing greenery and minimizing the negative impact on the environment while preserving the heritage value, aesthetics and overall ambience of the historic building and its premises.
RDO Ramakrishna, Tehsildar Nayeemuddin, R&B S.E Madhavi, E.E. Manohar Babu, officials of various departments and others participated in this visit.
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