Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Hyderabad Greenfield Radial Road Construction Gains Momentum
The Hyderabad Greenfield Radial Road is a big new road being built in Hyderabad.
It will connect two important roads, the Outer Ring Road and the Regional Ring Road.
The road is 41.5 kilometers long and will cost a lot of money to build.
The government is buying land from farmers to build the road.
Some farmers are happy because they are getting more money than their land is worth.
Others are not happy and are resisting.
The government is also building bridges, underpasses, and other things needed for the road.
They have even named a part of the road after a famous person, Ratan Tata.
Construction of the 41.5-km Hyderabad Greenfield Radial Road is progressing rapidly.
The road connects ORR at Raviryal with the proposed RRR at Amangal.
The project is estimated to cost ₹4,030 crore and involves a 100-meter-wide alignment.
Land acquisition is underway, with around 1,000 acres acquired, including forest land.
Compensation payments to farmers are being expedited, with some landowners voluntarily agreeing to the acquisition.
- Who
- Government of Telangana, Rithwik Constructions, L&T, Farmers
- What
- Construction of the Hyderabad Greenfield Radial Road
- When
- Ongoing, with recent progress in land acquisition and construction
- Where
- Hyderabad, connecting ORR at Raviryal with RRR at Amangal
- Why
- To improve connectivity and infrastructure in the region
Landowners Opposing Acquisition
Government and Supporting Landowners
Land Acquisition
Landowners Opposing Acquisition
Some landowners are reluctant to part with their land, opposing the acquisition process.
Government and Supporting Landowners
The government is offering compensation above market rates, and some landowners have agreed voluntarily.
- Project Length
- 41.5 km
- Estimated Cost
- ₹4,030 crore
- Land Acquired
- Around 1,000 acres, including 87.66 hectares of forest land
- Phase-I Length
- 19.20 km
- Phase-I Cost
- ₹1,665 crore
- Phase-II Length
- 22.30 km
- Phase-II Cost
- ₹2,365 crore
- Compensation Payment
- ₹10 crore deposited directly into farmers' bank accounts