Archive · 29 Jun 2025
Secunderabad Metro Corridor Project Cleared with Army MoU
Imagine the city is getting new, faster roads above the current ones!
The government has made a deal with the army to use some of their land to build these elevated roads.
These roads will go from certain points to the outskirts.
It's like building bridges for cars.
The army and government have agreed on how to build them so everything is safe and in order.
These new roads are designed to make it easier for people to get around by shortening travel times and dealing with less traffic.
It will benefit those living in the suburbs too.
HMDA signed an MoU with the Indian Army for land transfer to build elevated corridors in Secunderabad.
The agreement covers two corridors: Paradise Junction to Shamirpet and Paradise to Dairy Farm Road.
The Ministry of Defence granted working permission in March 2024.
The MoU outlines timelines, land transfer details, and safeguards for military infrastructure during construction.
The corridors aim to reduce traffic congestion and improve access to northern suburbs.
- Who
- HMDA and the Indian Army
- What
- An MoU was signed to build elevated metro corridors.
- When
- The MoU was signed on Saturday. The Ministry of Defence granted working permission in March 2024.
- Where
- Secunderabad, India
- Why
- To ease traffic congestion and improve access to northern suburbs.
- Entities Involved
- HMDA, Indian Army
- Purpose
- To construct elevated corridors
- Corridor Routes
- Paradise Junction to Shamirpet, Paradise to Dairy Farm Road
- Land Type
- A1 Defence Land
- Key Officials
- Ravinder, Brig. S. Rajeev, Dr. K. Ilambhariti, Sarfaraz Ahmad, R.V. Karnan, Maj. Gen. Ajay Misra