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Hyderabad to Get 6-Lane Riverfront Roads Along Musi, NH Connectivity Planned

MRDCL plans a six-lane road along both sides of the Musi River, linking it with national highways to improve traffic flow and boost urban connectivity.

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Hyderabad, March 19, 2026 In a major infrastructure push, the Managing Director of the Musi River Development Corporation Limited (MRDCL) announced plans to develop a six-lane road along both sides of the Musi River. The project aims to ease traffic congestion and improve urban connectivity across Hyderabad. According to officials, the proposed road network will be seamlessly connected to major national highways, ensuring faster movement of vehicles and boosting economic activity in the region. The initiative is part of a broader plan to revitalize the Musi riverfront and transform it into a modern urban corridor. The MRDCL MD stated that the project will not only enhance transportation but also contribute to the city’s aesthetic development, with provisions for green spaces and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure. Further details regarding timelines and project execution are expected to be announced soon.

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