Future City gets new access road

₹30-crore two-lane road to provide eight-km connectivity

Property Pulse

The Telangana government is developing a new road to improve access to Bharat Future City, with an eight-km route being built from the Hyderabad–Nagarjuna Sagar Highway through Thakkellapally towards the proposed development.

The two-lane road, estimated to cost ₹30 crore, is intended to improve connectivity to Future City and nearby industrial areas, where development activity is beginning to gather pace.

1,000 acres get access

Around 1,000 acres in the Thakkellapally area has been allocated to 10 multinational companies. With construction and industrial activity expected to increase, the companies require road access for transporting machinery and construction material.

Following requests from the companies, work has been initiated on the new route. It will pass through Kurmidda and Tatiparthy villages, with the existing single road being widened into a two-lane road.

Alternative to Tukkuguda route

The Tukkuguda–Meerkhanpet road is currently an important access route to Bharat Future City. Rising construction and industrial activity is expected to increase the movement of heavy vehicles in the area. The Thakkellapally road is being developed as an alternative route, providing another access point for vehicles serving the industrial developments. It could also help distribute traffic currently using the existing corridor.

Future link to radial road

The government is also planning to integrate the new route into the wider road network around Future City. Under the proposed connectivity plan, the Thakkellapally road is expected to be linked eventually with the Ratan Tata Greenfield Radial Road. The planned connection could provide another route towards the Regional Ring Road and Outer Ring Road through Kongarakalan. The road forms part of the broader infrastructure push accompanying the development of Bharat Future City. 

ROAD LINK.

• New road will span eight kilometres.
• Two-lane road costs ₹30 crore.
• Ten companies occupy 1,000 acres.
• Route passes through two villages.
• New road offers alternate access.
• Future link targets radial road.