Development of Hyderabad with layers of planning when telangana indicates its 11th day of the foundation. | Photo Credit: Arrangement
Development of Hyderabad with layers of planning when telangana indicates its 11th day of the foundation. | Photo Credit: Arrangement
Development of Hyderabad with layers of planning when telangana indicates its 11th day of the foundation. | Photo Credit: Arrangement
Development of Hyderabad with layers of planning when telangana indicates its 11th day of the foundation. | Photo Credit: Arrangement
2 June refers to 11 years of TELANGANY. It also indicates 218 years of creating Secunderabad. Between these two data, independence and pre -colonial, the story of the explosive growth of the inclusive city, which is now the Hyderabad brand. A city that is reported by biryani, chai, tokens, code and rings of circular roads.
Hyderabad was an area of 132 km with 4,04 187 souls, inside a brick area with 14 gates in 1921 and was the fourth largest city in India. More than 100 years later, Hyderabad is a city growth of 1,451 square kilometers with 1.13 38,000 people who ringing on a circular road with 21 exchanges and is the sixth largest city in the country. Growth of 999.24% in terms of soil and population area, which increased by 2705.13%.
In this process, the city changed names from Golcond to Hyderabad to Secunderabad to Cyberabad and now the future city assumed by the main Minister A. Revanth Reddy. The rulers and the planners came and left, but the city’s growth trajectory was exponential. Movers and Shakers for Hyderabad have been legions since Mohammed Quli Qutba Shaha and Mira Momin, continuation with Mir Osman Ali Khan, M. Visvesaraya, Mehr Ali Fazil, Mohammed Fayazuddin and Mehdi Nawaz Jung.
Then there were later daily politicians who left their grades in the city – N. Chandrababu Naida, Ys Rajasekhar Reddy, KT Rama Rao and now A. Revant Reddy. There were also countless other bureaucrats and technocrats who left a link.
“Cities are organically growing with nudges to change a particular direction. However, some city areas have evolved too quickly with Cyberabad’s planning principles. The Hills Jubilee was planned, but was transformed into something else. “Along with the fact that there was no sanctity of the main plan. There were hundreds of notifications of changing the soil that caused the main plan,” says Mr. Shahid.
Planned city
“Geography, topography, history and culture managed Hyderabad’s planning. It was a planned city in Hyderabad. Until 1956, not only Hyderabad, but areas such as Karimnagar, Adilabad, Warangal and other cities were planned and brought up.
However, the walls of the planning made their way to the roads when Hyderabad was born with Charminar as his peak and four radiant roads that connected him with the port city of Machilipatnam. Plan 1591 with east-west and north-south axial roads created a way for circular roads.
1930 map
This is the 1930 Hyderabad map, which at that time bears the signature of Meher Ali Fazil, a superintendent engineer. The map has the earliest outline of the outer circular road, which had a perimeter of 30 km. The River Road circuit was closed, which was circling back by dazing both banks of the Musi River between Chaderghat and Pul Pul. This model was transformed by the earliest city planner in India-Mohammed Fayazuddin, which in 1944 created an outer circular road that became a contemporary outer circular road.
“Road networks are a kind of measures to alleviate floods. If you are not running through the settlement, it would reduce the noise and pollution of the vehicle. Since the road was in the periphery, it created the potential for growth of other areas,” says architect Pingali Naga Poeen.
“The last day’s planners, such as HMDA, HUDA and other developing authorities, had these plans before them and they incorporated them. River Circuit Road should be an alternative means of transport, but did not take a big way.
This proves to be the USP new residential areas that appear around the orr. Outside the JBS metro station, advertising is on the villa near Outer Ring Road in Gowdavelli, each of which stands up by 3 GBP Crore.
By the way, they were planned on the 1933 map, where the area was earmarked as “a suburb to be developed as a residential area”. The key line is “10 minutes from the outer road”. The ORR 158 km is now set up to the revenue of 340 km of the regional circular road.
Published – 1 June 2025 20:25 is
