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Telangana govt, SCR to prepare DPRs for MMTS expansion, future rail corridors around Hyderabad

The Hindu NationalBy The Hindu National
1 Sept 2026
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Telangana govt, SCR to prepare DPRs for MMTS expansion, future rail corridors around Hyderabad
Telangana govt, SCR to prepare DPRs for MMTS expansion, future rail corridors around Hyderabad
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SCR officials informed the meeting that DPRs for 17 railway projects covering 2,023 km have already been submitted to the Railway Board for consideration

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  • SCR officials informed the meeting that DPRs for 17 railway projects covering 2,023 km have already been submitted to the Railway Board for consideration
  • Jaju reviewed 21 key issues related to railway infrastructure and connectivity in Telangana.
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Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju on Monday called for the preparation of comprehensive detailed project reports (DPRs) for the expansion of the Multi-Modal Transport System (MMTS), development of railway terminals along the Outer Ring Road (ORR) and Regional Ring Road (RRR) corridors around Hyderabad, and acquisition of land required for future railway connectivity, including potential bullet train corridors.

Chairing a high-level meeting at the Secretariat along with South Central Railway (SCR) general manager Sanjay Kumar Srivastava, Mr. Jaju reviewed 21 key issues related to railway infrastructure and connectivity in Telangana. These included the construction of railway underpasses and overbridges, development of approach roads, road widening works, doubling of railway lines, and measures to improve public transport connectivity to the Cherlapalli railway station.

Emphasising the importance of rail connectivity for Telangana’s economic, industrial and regional development, the Chief Secretary directed departmental officials and district collectors to expedite the resolution of pending issues and ensure that projects are completed within stipulated timelines.

SCR officials informed the meeting that DPRs for 17 railway projects covering 2,023 km, with an estimated investment of ₹50,870 crore, have already been submitted to the Railway Board for consideration. Assuring full support from the State government, Mr. Jaju called for joint inspections by railway and State government officials to identify practical solutions to outstanding issues affecting project implementation.

The meeting also reviewed the progress of ongoing railway projects, challenges related to land acquisition, and administrative approvals required from various departments. Participants discussed measures to ensure timely execution of projects and decided to prepare DPRs to mobilise funds under the PM Gati Shakti programme.

Mr. Jaju further instructed officials from the Municipal Administration, Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB), Revenue, Energy and Roads & Buildings departments to work closely with SCR to facilitate the implementation of railway projects across the State. Special Chief Secretaries Vikas Raj and Naveen Mittal, along with other senior officials, attended the meeting.

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Topic CategoryINDIA
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Publication Date1 September 2026
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