Archive · 12 Sep 2026
Uppal Junction Flyover Reaches 30.8% Progress Amid Land Acquisition
A large flyover is being built at Uppal junction in Hyderabad.
Its purpose is to help reduce traffic jams.
The project will cost Rs.311 crore.
So far, about 30.886% of the construction work is complete.
The flyover will be 1,436.18 metres long.
It will have six lanes at its second level.
Some land and properties are still needed for the project.
Authorities are working on compensation through Transferable Development Rights, or TDR.
The Rs.311-crore Uppal junction grade separator-cum-flyover has achieved 30.886% physical progress.
The 1,436.18-metre flyover is being built along the Ramanthapur–Warangal Highway route.
The project is intended to ease traffic congestion at Uppal junction.
Construction of the six-lane second-level flyover still requires ongoing land acquisition.
Authorities are processing TDR for 0.76 acre of Survey of India land and nine other properties.
- Who
- Authorities and project agencies overseeing the Uppal junction flyover; nine property owners are also involved in the land-acquisition process.
- What
- A Rs.311-crore grade separator-cum-flyover project has reached 30.886% physical progress, while land acquisition continues.
- When
- At the time of the report; no specific date is provided.
- Where
- Uppal junction in Hyderabad, along the Ramanthapur–Warangal Highway route.
- Why
- To ease traffic congestion at Uppal junction.
- Project cost
- Rs.311 crore
- Physical progress
- 30.886%
- Flyover length
- 1,436.18 metres
- Design
- Six-lane second-level flyover
- Land requirement
- 0.76 acre of Survey of India land
- Additional properties
- Nine properties on the Ramanthapur side, including assets belonging to TGIIC
- TDR applications
- Four property owners have applied for Transferable Development Rights