CM Revanth Reddy appeals to the Railways to approve a 12-lane Greenfield highway between Bharat Future City to Bandar Port via Amaravati
CM urges to consider the Hyderabad – Chennai, Hyderabad – Bengaluru high-speed rail projects expeditiously
Approve the Regional Ring Railway and the Special Rail line for the industry sector
Sanction more railway lines to Warangal to develop the city on par with Hyderabad
Expedite all pending railway line projects
CM Revanth Reddy holds a meeting with South Central Railway authorities on railway projects today
HYDERABAD, SEPTEMBER 11, 2025: Stating that the government will provide full support for the speedy completion of pending railway projects and railway lines, Chief Minister Shri A Revanth Reddy appealed to the Railways authorities to sanction the project of rapid road and rail connectivity between Hyderabad and Amaravati.
At a high-level meeting on pending railway projects and works in the state, the Chief Minister brought to the attention of the railway authorities that Telangana state was assured of the rapid road and rail connectivity between Hyderabad and Amaravati under the AP Reorganisation Act. The CM briefed the officials that the government has already requested the centre for a 12-lane greenfield highway from Bharat Future City to Bandar Port via Amaravati. The state government has already prepared 300-kilometre alignment proposals in this regard. The CM said that apart from the Greenfield road project, the rapid road and rail connectivity between Hyderabad and Amaravati should also be developed.
Stressing the need to develop a railway network between the metro cities, CM Revanth Reddy suggested to the Railway officials to examine the survey and alignment proposals of the Hyderabad-Chennai and Hyderabad-Bengaluru high-speed rail projects in accordance with the newly developed greenfield highway proposals. The CM briefed the officials about the importance of the development of the Regional Ring Rail around Hyderabad. Since the establishment of the regional ring rail and the regional ring road on a stretch of 362 km will transform Hyderabad into the most happening city in the country, the Chief Minister requested the railway officials to take necessary steps for the specific project. The development of a railway connectivity covering the entire industrial sector in the state was also discussed in the meeting.
The Chief Minister asserted that the railways should consider the alignments prepared by the state government along with its own alignment proposals and move forward as per the future needs. The proposal to develop a railway line along the highway and to expand the industrial corridor up to a distance of one and a half kilometres on both sides of the highway was already prepared, the CM said the government is ready to provide necessary funds and acquire land.
The Chief Minister emphasised that the alignment of the projects should be in accordance with future needs, reduce the distance burden and also the estimated cost. In addition to providing speed transportation facilities to passengers, all the new railway lines should be useful for the all-round development of the respective areas, including promotion of tourist centres and good connectivity to the industrial areas. Line in the foreign countries, Road, Rail and Port connectivity should be developed to achieve robust growth.
During the meeting, the Chief Minister suggested to the railway officials to sanction more railway lines to Warangal so that the city will be developed along with Hyderabad to meet the future needs. The CM also appealed to the officials to develop a new route from Bhupalpally to Warangal and take up development works at Kazipet Junction as per the needs of passengers. The expediting of the works of the Vikarabad-Krishna new railway line and the completion of the DPR of the Gadwal-Dornakal railway line works was also reviewed in the meeting.
South Central Railway General Manager ACSanjay Kumar Srivastava, MP Kadiyam Kavya, CM Advisor Vem Narender Reddy, State Chief Secretary K Ramakrishna Rao, R&B Special Secretary Vikasaraj, CM Principal Secretary Srinivasa Raju and Finance Secretary Sandeep Kumar were also present.
