Archive · 12 Sep 2026
Telangana Minister Tables Core Urban Region Bill for Hyderabad
Minister Sridhar Babu introduced a bill about how Hyderabad should be managed.
The bill is called the Core Urban Region Bill, 2022.
It is designed to prepare the city for growth over the next 20 to 30 years.
The proposal would use modern technology to make public services easier to access.
It also seeks to make services more transparent and efficient.
The minister said Hyderabad has many important industries, including technology and pharmaceuticals.
The government wants the city to attract more investment and create more jobs.
It also hopes Hyderabad can compete with major cities such as New York, London, Tokyo, Seoul, and Dubai.
Minister Sridhar Babu introduced the Core Urban Region Bill, 2022, in the Telangana Assembly.
The bill seeks to modernize Hyderabad’s administration for the next two to three decades.
It proposes uniformity, standardization, decentralization, and technology-enabled urban services.
Hyderabad’s growth in IT, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, aerospace, defense, data centers, and global capability centers was highlighted.
The government says the plan aims to attract investment, create jobs, improve infrastructure, and make Hyderabad a global city.
- Who
- Telangana minister Sridhar Babu introduced the bill.
- What
- The Core Urban Region Bill, 2022, was introduced to modernize Hyderabad’s administration and urban services.
- When
- The bill is identified as the Core Urban Region Bill, 2022; the article does not provide a specific introduction date.
- Where
- The bill was introduced in the Telangana Assembly and concerns Hyderabad’s core urban region.
- Why
- The government says modernization is needed to manage Hyderabad’s growth, improve services and infrastructure, attract investment, and create employment.
- Bill
- Core Urban Region Bill, 2022
- Introduced by
- Telangana minister Sridhar Babu
- Forum
- Telangana Assembly
- Planning horizon
- The next two to three decades
- Proposed approach
- Uniformity, standardization, decentralization, and technology-enabled governance
- Economic vision
- Telangana’s economy reaching $1 trillion by 2034 and $3 trillion by 2047
- Urban ambition
- Position Hyderabad as a global city competing with New York, London, Tokyo, Seoul, and Dubai