Archive · 27 Oct 2025
Restoration Work Begins at Hyderabad's Mir Alam Mandi
Imagine a market in Hyderabad called Mir Alam Mandi, where people buy food.
The market is old and needs fixing!
The government is now working to fix the market, like building new roofs and seats for vendors.
The market used to have leaky roofs.
Vendors are happy because the new improvements will make selling easier and more comfortable.
The project includes building new sheds so people can do business comfortably and keep out of rain.
Officials are working hard to finish the work and make the market even better.
Restoration work has commenced at the 200-year-old Mir Alam Mandi in Hyderabad.
The project is undertaken by the Quli Qutub Shah Urban Development Authority.
The estimated cost of the restoration is `10.5 crore.
Around 300 vendors will benefit from the new sheds with improved roofing.
Vendors are adjusting their business during the construction phase and looking forward to completion.
- Who
- Quli Qutub Shah Urban Development Authority and vendors
- What
- Restoration work at Mir Alam Mandi
- When
- Work picked up pace about a month ago
- Where
- Mir Alam Mandi, Hyderabad
- Why
- To improve market conditions and provide better facilities.
- Location
- Mir Alam Mandi, Hyderabad
- Project Cost
- `10.5 crore
- Primary Purpose
- Market for vegetables, groceries, and spices
- Initiating Body
- Quli Qutub Shah Urban Development Authority
- Estimated Sheds
- Around 300
- Original Construction
- Nizam era