Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy seeks support from the Prime Minister for major infrastructure projects in the state, with a focus on Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase-II. He urges approval for the project, described as a large expansion of the metro network. The proposal is for Phase-II at a reported cost of ₹38,595 crore. The project is planned to cover 122.9 km of metro routes across seven corridors in Hyderabad.
Reddy’s request is aimed at securing the necessary approvals for the next phase of metro development, which would extend metro connectivity to additional areas along the specified corridors. While the available reports center on the metro expansion figures—route length, number of corridors, and the total project cost—they indicate that the Chief Minister is also presenting the project as part of broader “mega projects” he wants cleared through central support. The communications described do not provide details on timelines for approval or the government bodies involved beyond the Prime Minister’s role.
