HMDA to Construct Five Defence Buildings for Elevated Corridor Project
Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) plans to reconstruct five Ministry of Defence establishments as part of the Paradise-Shamirpet Elevated Corridor project, involving ₹2,232.89 crore. This initiative aims to enhance urban infrastructure while coordinating with defence requirements, reflecting a growing trend in Hyderabad's urban planning.
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The HMDA will invest ₹7.20 crore at DGQA and HQ 54 Infantry Division, ₹6.81 crore at SQAE, ₹5.72 crore at Trishul Lines, ₹5.95 crore for JCOs Married Accommodation, and additional funds for Training Battalion facilities. The 18.10-kilometre Rajiv Rahadari project will require 114 acres of Defence land and 78 acres of private land, aiming for completion within six months.
Contractors must adhere to defence security protocols to avoid interference with military operations. The project will improve connectivity from Paradise to Shamirpet and is part of an overarching strategy to merge civilian and defence urban planning in Hyderabad.
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