Highlighting the need for Hyderabad and its surrounding municipalities to achieve 100% wastewater treatment to maintain the city’s global standards of living,CM Revanth Reddy informed the Union Minister that a DPR (Detailed Project Report) has been prepared for the CSMP,covering Hyderabad and 27 nearby municipalities. The plan spans 7,444 kilometers with an estimated cost of ₹17,212.69 crore.
The Chief Minister handed over the DPR to Minister Khattar, requesting financial assistance through AMRUT 2.0 or by recognizing it as a special project.
The Chief Minister also emphasized that the Musi River runs for 55 kilometers through Hyderabad, with 110 kilometers of sewage draining into the river.
To prevent this, a DPR has been prepared for constructing trunk sewers, large-size box drains, and new sewage treatment plants at a cost of ₹4,000 crore. The Chief Minister submitted this DPR to the Union Minister, seeking approval and swift permission to commence the work.
Regarding the expansion of Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2, CM Revanth Reddy informed Minister Khattar that DPRs have been completed for several corridors, including Nagole to Shamshabad Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (36.8 km), Raidurgam to Kokapet Neopolis (11.6 km), MG Bus Station to Chandrayangutta (7.5 km), Miyapur to Patancheru (13.4 km), and LB Nagar to Hayathnagar (7.1 km), totaling 76.4 kilometers.
The estimated cost of the expansion is ₹24,269 crore.
CM Revanth Reddy proposed a 50:50 joint venture between the central and Telangana governments to undertake these corridors, assuring that the DPR for the project will be submitted soon and requesting the Union Minister’s cooperation for its prompt implementation.
