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Telangana Minister Seeks Central Support for Major Road and Highway Projects

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On October 1, 2026, Revanth Reddy, the roads and buildings minister, met with Nitin Gadkari, the Union road transport and highways minister, to seek central government support for major infrastructure projects in Telangana. Reddy requested the approval of a 6-km double-decker elevated corridor and the expediting of six-laning for NH-65. He also sought financial and cabinet approval for the 161-km northern section of the Regional Ring Road.

From indiatimes.com

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The requests involve large-scale road, highway, and expressway projects, which are integral to India's infrastructure goals. The successful passage of these projects could significantly impact urban connectivity and industrial development across Telangana.

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  • National Highways Authority of IndiaSpeculative

    The National Highways Authority of India might see changes in funding or regulatory action related to the six-laning of NH-65 and RRR projects

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