Archive · 15 Dec 2025
Telangana Prepares Musi River Revival DPR
The Telangana government is working on a big plan to make the Musi River cleaner and more beautiful.
They have finished the first part of their plan for a 9-kilometer stretch of the river and will ask for money from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to help pay for it.
The plan includes building roads, parks, and even places for water sports.
They also want to build special pipes to keep the river clean.
The government is working with a team of experts to make sure the plan is ready.
They are also planning to build bridges and connect different parts of the city with a big road project.
This is all part of a bigger plan to make the Musi River and the areas around it much better for everyone.
Telangana government completed DPR for Phase-I of Musi River revival project.
ADB approved ₹4,100 crore loan for the comprehensive river revival.
Phase-I covers 9 km from Himayatsagar to Bapu Ghat with minimal land acquisition.
Project includes service roads, green spaces, recreational zones, and check dams.
Government plans to launch ₹3,100 crore Trunk Interceptor Sewer Main project along the river.
- Who
- Telangana state government and ADB
- What
- Preparation of DPR for Musi River revival
- When
- DPR submission to ADB by December-end
- Where
- Telangana, India (Musi River)
- Why
- To rejuvenate the river and develop infrastructure
- Loan Amount
- ₹4,100 crore
- Phase-I Stretch
- 9 km (Himayatsagar to Bapu Ghat)
- Consortium Members
- Meinhardt, Cushman & Wakefield, RIOS, ZHA, SOM
- Trunk Interceptor Sewer Main Cost
- ₹3,100 crore
- Phase-III Heritage Bridges
- 11 bridges at ₹1,000 crore