Friday, December 19, 2008

Hyderabad Growth Corridor Limited (HGCL)

The Govt. of AP, proposed major infrastructure facilities in Hyderabad city and one of them is the orbital linkage to decongest the traffic flow on the existing major arterials. The Outer Ring Road should be viewed as road -cum- area development project since the aim is the development of well planned and and well connected Urban settlements around the Hyderabad Metropolitan area. The 159 km long ring road connects Patancheru- Shamshabad- Hayathnagar- Medchal ­Patancheru providing connectivity to various State Highway and National Highways, to by pass the city of Hyderabad. The importance of the proposed corridor being:

 

  • Relieves congestion on metropolitan area and inner ring road and meets the future demand.
  • Provides orbital linkage to radial arterial roads
  • Creates options for development of the further satellite townships
  • Provides linkage to the proposed MRTS and Bus system
  • Provides quick access to the International Airport from Strategic parts of the city
  • Connects various new urban nodes outside the city like Hi- Tech city , Games village, lIlT, ISB, Hardware Park, Singapore Township Financial district etc.,

 

The traffic studies conducted on NH-7 and NH-9 show that the road is due for 4/6 lane. The traffic movement on the existing inner ring road shows that the existing 4- lane road is inadequate for the movement of the traffic at the design level of serviceability.

Considering the anticipated growth in the region and development of the proposed satellite townships around the ring road and beyond, and the traffic thereby generated, an 8-lane divided carriage way is planned for a design life of 20 years.

The conclusion to develop a highway with full control of access warrants providing highway grade separations or interchanges for all intersecting highways. Once it has been decided to develop the route as an expressway all intersecting highways should be terminated, rerouted or provided with a grade separation. The proposed corridor is designed to be fully access controlled and limited access is to be provided at NH/SHI Major road crossings. 2-lane service roads designed to carry two way traffic, are proposed on both sides of the corridor. Low level underpasses are to be provided for connecting both the service roads at every 1-2 Km, where the terrain permits.

The project is proposed to be implemented in 2 phases and is estimated to cost Rs 3000 Crores.

 

  • Construction of 22 Km of Phase-I from Gachibouli In to Shamshabad NH 7 In. (Rs 500 Crores).
  • Construction of 140 km of Phase-II (Rs 2500 Crores).

 

Connecting: Narsingi- Kollur- Patancheru- Medchal- Shamirpet- Peddamberpet-Turkayamanjil-Tukkuguda-Shamshabad.

Friday, March 14, 2008

About Rajiv Gandhi International Airport

Here is the event whole of India was waiting for...Rajiv Gandhi International Aiport has finally flagged off and is operational from 0001hrs of 16th March, 2008. Here are few details which will definitely help you guys right from reaching the airport, to few charges incurred towards the user fee etc...

Link to the new Rajiv Gandhi International Airport:

http://www.newhyderabadairport.com/

Following is the info on the connectivity from different parts of the city to the Airport:

http://www.newhyderabadairport.com/services/connectivity_airport.html#Connectivity

Different airlines to this airport, their details:

http://www.newhyderabadairport.com/hyderabad/airline.html

All the passenger related info:

http://www.newhyderabadairport.com/services/passenger_services.html#Duty

You can find all the details regarding the Airport, the flight schedule, passenger services, the shuttle connectivity etc in the above mentioned links...

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

About this Splendid City........

The eternal city of love, art, and history, flourishing together in perfect harmony making it one of the most enchanting places in the world. Hyderabad's warm hospitality, impressive monuments, mosques, minarets, art and architectural richness, and technological progress will take you through an amazing journey of its glorious past and a spirited voyage into its promising future.
Experience a unique blend of the old dominion and rustic charm within the trappings of new age modernity.

Hyderabad presents an exciting confluence of cultures. The 400-year old city with a resplendent history blends the best of various cultural influences. Today, the old world charm rubs shoulders with technological innovation that is slowly becoming the city's forte. Galloping its way towards realising its dream of becoming the Silicon Valley of India, the city is home to many global IT firms, international companies, central and state government units, research and development institutes and defence establishments.With a dynamic leadership, the state is steering the nation to new dimensions in the fields of Information Technology, Biotechnology, Pharmaceuticals, Business Management, Construction, Pharma, Insurance, Tourism and more - to emerge as a land of immense business opportunities. The city is a leading destination for FDI's and MNC's like Dell, Deloitte, IBM, Microsoft and Oracle and has become a constant fixture of the itinerary of global leaders and business delegates. Distinguished international personalities such as George W Bush, Bill Clinton, and Tony Blair, have visited Hyderabad in the recent past. The city's cosmopolitan way of life envelops in its wake, the ancient and the new.


Location and Climate
Hyderabad, located in the centre of India, is the capital of the state of Andhra Pradesh and is one of the fastest growing cities in India. Technological innovation is slowly becoming the city's forte and it is home to many global IT firms, international companies, central and state government units, research and development institutes and defense establishments. Apart from IT, Hyderabad is also emerging as a leader in the Pharmaceutical, Insurance and Tourism sectors. The city is a leading destination for companies like Microsoft, Deloitte, Oracle, Dell, E&Y, Google and IBM. Hyderabad has become a constant fixture of the itinerary of global leaders and business delegates, and has played host to distinguished personalities such as George W Bush, Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, and Tony Blair. The city is well connected by air, rail and road to international and Indian destinations. Many leading cities in India like Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore and Kolkata are all within two hours flying distance from Hyderabad. It has a comfortable climate; it does not have the extremes in temperature except in summers, nor the incessant rains and humidity of the coastal regions. The evenings are generally pleasant and the winters balmy.
Summer: March-May 30 C- 43 C
Monsoon: June - October rainfall 86cm
Winter: November - February 13 C - 32C
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