Archive · 2 Sep 2026
Officials Review Electrical Shifting for Hyderabad’s KBR Park Flyover
Officials in Hyderabad checked how electrical equipment is being moved for a new flyover.
The flyover is intended to help reduce traffic congestion.
The inspection included two busy junctions near the project.
Workers will move poles, wires and cables in stages.
Several government departments will work together to avoid major traffic problems.
Officials also want to keep electricity running for consumers during the work.
Some overhead power lines may be changed into underground cables.
They say this could make power service more reliable and improve the city’s appearance.
Senior officials inspected electrical network shifting works for the KBR Park Flyover in Hyderabad.
The inspection covered Road No. 45 Junction and Film Nagar Junction.
Police, GHMC, Traffic Police and TGSPDCL will coordinate the work in phases.
Existing poles, overhead lines, cables and other power infrastructure will be relocated safely.
Officials are planning to replace some 11 kV and 33 kV overhead lines with underground cables.
- Who
- Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar, TGSPDCL Chairman and Managing Director Jitesh V. Patil, GHMC Commissioner R.V. Karnan and other officials.
- What
- Officials inspected and reviewed electrical network shifting works connected to the KBR Park Flyover.
- When
- Wednesday; the articles do not provide a specific date.
- Where
- Hyderabad, including Road No. 45 Junction and Film Nagar Junction.
- Why
- To facilitate flyover construction, reduce disruption to traffic, maintain power supply and improve coordination among departments.
- Project
- KBR Park Flyover
- City
- Hyderabad
- Inspected locations
- Road No. 45 Junction and Film Nagar Junction
- Work scope
- Relocation of electrical poles, overhead lines, cables and other power infrastructure
- Implementation
- The utility shifting works will be carried out in phases.
- Power lines
- An action plan is being prepared to convert 11 kV and 33 kV overhead lines into underground cable networks at several locations.
- Coordination
- Police, GHMC, Traffic Police and TGSPDCL are coordinating the works.