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Hyderabad's Musi Riverfront Project to be Revived After Two Decades
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|Hindustan Times|a year agoThe Musi beautification project in Hyderabad, which has been delayed for nearly two decades, is set to be revived under a new plan by the Congress government. The project aims to develop the 55-km-stretch of the Musi River in Hyderabad, similar to riverfront projects in Gujarat and Kolkata. The chief minister has directed officials to select an iconic design and complete the project within three years.
Hyderabad's Musi Riverfront Project to be Revived After Two Decades
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The Musi beautification project in Hyderabad, which has been delayed for nearly two decades, is set to be revived under a new plan by the Congress government. The project aims to develop the 55-km-stretch of the Musi River in Hyderabad, similar to riverfront projects in Gujarat and Kolkata. The chief minister has directed officials to select an iconic design and complete the project within three years.
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•The Musi beautification project in Hyderabad, delayed for nearly two decades, is set to be revived.
•The state government plans to develop the 55-km-stretch of the Musi River in Hyderabad.
•The project will be carried out under a public-private partnership mode.
•The chief minister wants the riverfront to be a bustling economic growth center and a tourist attraction.
•The project aims to provide facilities like amusement parks, waterfalls, and shopping malls.
•The government plans to start the project within three months and complete it within three years.
•A tourism circuit will be designed by connecting historical buildings along the Musi catchment areas.
•The state government plans to develop the 55-km-stretch of the Musi River in Hyderabad.
•The project will be carried out under a public-private partnership mode.
•The chief minister wants the riverfront to be a bustling economic growth center and a tourist attraction.
•The project aims to provide facilities like amusement parks, waterfalls, and shopping malls.
•The government plans to start the project within three months and complete it within three years.
•A tourism circuit will be designed by connecting historical buildings along the Musi catchment areas.
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