Telangana gets ₹1,420 cr. central aid for projects in Warangal, Karimnagar and Khammam
The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has approved three major projects in Telangana with a total central allocation of ₹1,420 crore. These projects include an underground sewerage network in Warangal, solid waste management and infrastructure improvements in Karimnagar, and an AI-based command center in Khammam. The initiatives aim to enhance urban governance and infrastructure across the region.
- ▪The total outlay for the approved projects is ₹5,681.04 crore.
- ▪The underground sewerage project in Warangal has a central assistance of ₹1,168.65 crore.
- ▪The AI-based Integrated Command and Control Centre in Khammam will cost ₹166.44 crore.
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The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs’ (MoHUA) first National Apex Committee (NAC) for the Urban Challenge Fund (UCF) has, in principle, approved three projects across 26 urban local bodies in Telangana with a total outlay of ₹5,681.04 crore and Central allocation of ₹1,420.26 crore.According to an official communication received by the Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MA&UD) department on Wednesday, the ₹4,674.6 crore underground sewerage network project in Warangal has been cleared including Central assistance of ₹1,168.65 crore and a loan of ₹2,337.30 crore from German development bank KfW.The second major project, with a total outlay of ₹840 crore, will be implemented in Karimnagar.
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