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GHMC SKYWAY Project Along the Musi River Is Aimed at Connecting the East and West Side of Hyderabad’S Outer Ring Road (Orr) October 2016 ISSUE | Vol. 20 GHMC SKYWAY PROJECT ALONG THE MUSI RIVER IS AIMED AT CONNECTING THE EAST AND WEST SIDE OF HYDERabad’s OUTER RING ROAD (ORR) UPCOMING EVENTS FURNITURE FAIR | TREDA | KITCHEN INDIA EXPO | INDIA LAB EXPO | HEALTHPLUS ASIA | BAKERS TECHNOLOGY FAIR © All rights reserved. ‘Point of View’ is a bi-monthly from HITEX www.hitex.co.in RAMOJI FILM CITY Distance from The Perfect Destination to celebrate the season HITEX 70 Kms of festivals, carnivals, with Abundance Fun & Joy Travel Time 1 Hr 20 mins The largest integrated film city of the world, Ramoji Film City is located in a village called Anajpur in Hyderabad, Telangana. Sprawling over a vast area of 2000 acres ‘Ramoji Film City’ is a dreamy celluloid that was initiated and set up by Ramoji Group in 1996. Ramoji Film City is a charming realm filled with excitement and delightful surprises at every turn. The sole thematic holiday spot in the country with its unique theme ‘magic of Indian cinema’ will definitely enthrall and captivate the visitors once they visit this land. Certified by the Guinness World Records as the world’s largest film studio complex, Ramoji film city can make a director walk in with a script and walk out with a completed film. For others, Ramoji Film City flung open a wonderland where 1.5 million tourists On the best side of it, the tour behind the scenes of the Live Film Studio will enable you create memories every year. to explore Tollywood & Bollywood’s most famous backlots. Ramoji Film City has amazing Add-ons include exotic fountains, gardens, amusement park and an entertainment outdoor attractions, like the Mughal Gardens, Sun Fountain, Majestic Garden, Enthraller center, where live stunt shows are enacted and a ride that simulates space travel. and an amphitheater, just to name a few. The complex also has urban backdrops of The sprawling wonderland of Ramoji Film City currently houses a park with a wide USA and Australia, with Amazon Army Base being the addition for the film city. Other variety of butterflies. The 7200 square feet butterfly enclosure is a dedicated laboratory highlights are the dancing Ballerina Fountain, Animal Kingdom, Hawa Mahal, the ETV featuring countless exotic and colorful species of butterflies. planet, an airport terminal, a railway station, churches, mosques & temples and imposing palaces resembling the real ones. The list never ends as we walk through the Asia’s Largest Birds Aviary, Fundustan-a fantasy world, Kids Park, Dadajinn’s Ark – a video games parlor, Thrillville – an adventure land, Wonderville – a toy land, Timberland – a play zone, Borasura – an Evil Magicians Workshop, Space Yatra, etc. Ramoji Film City is a lifetime experience & there are many sights and sounds to explore in every granule of nature! Overall, it’s an ultimate leisure destination for foreign delegates, theme parties, adventure camps, family picnics and grand weddings. HISTORICAL PLACE www.hitex.co.in 3 COO MESSAGE GHMC, in consultation with experts, have identified nearly 40 road In a short span of time, Telangana state has junctions in the city that are selected on basis of the traffic levels attracted national attention with its achievements present. in development and infrastructure sectors. The The elevated skyway would join the two crossing points from Government has for sure bolstered the confidence the Outer Ring Road to River Musi at Narsingi and at Nagole in among people of all sections, by scoring noticeable the East. At major juntions in the city, ramps would be provided accomplishments in the recent times. facilitating vehicles to join the skyway. Best practices are being adopted by the Telangana The 11 proposed elevated roads or skyway are likley to be the best government for the road improvement; the option to manage traffic. Ambitious Strategic Road Development Plan Telangana state’s progress proves again that it is on the fast lane project is on a fast track which entails multi-layer to technological advancement. flyovers, skywalks, etc. You can learn more regarding these subjects in the coming pages. Stepping ahead to build an integrated skyway with multiple levels of flyovers on the Musi River in Hyderabad and to improve the existing roads at a cost of around Rs 5000 crores, the government is optimizing its resources. Explaining his vision for the Strategic Road Development plan, the Chief Minister asked companies to come forward with K. V. Nagendra Prasad proposals. Besides, he invited international MNCs COO, HITEX to participate in the infrastructure development of the State. It means that the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) finally gets a positive nod from the government for this skyway project that would connect the East and West ORR. In order to overcome the traffic chaos in the city, the GHMC has come up with this proposal which aims at de-congesting traffic in the twin cities. 04 Point of View bi-monthly | October 2016 Issue | VOL. 20 www.hitex.co.in 05 the pollution control board in the second week of April. The government is also exploring various financial models for funding the cost of the project, including taking loans from private financial institutions and making repayments on an annuity model. The skyway will decongest the existing roads and ease traffic from the east towards the west of the city and vice versa. It is expected to give considerable relief to motorists along the Inner Ring Road (IRR) and beyond up to GHMC limits in general and existing parallel road networks. It expects to make travel easier particularly for commuters trav- eling along Nagole ring road, Moosarambagh, Chaderghat, MGBS, Afzalgunj, Puranapul, Attapur ring road till it reaches the ORR at Narsingi. It will not only reduce travel costs and time but will also enhance public safety and improve the efficiency of public trans- MUSI SKYWAY portation. CLEARED BY GHMC The Telangana government has taken a cue from the Bandra-Worli Sea Link and has passed a resolution for the construction of a skyway linking the east and west sides of the Outer Ring Road in Hyderabad. The resolution was unanimously passed by the Great- er Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) approving the skywalk, which will run from Nagole to ORR West and at grade radial road from ORR East to Nagole with a ‘retaining wall’ along the northern bank of the Musi River. The total cost of the project is estimated to be 5,916 crores. The skyway will run for a total distance of 41km, out of which 26km will be completed in the First Phase. Twenty km of the skyway is to be built on the river bed, while the re- maining 6km would run along the banks of Musi. The skyway has been designed to allow vehicles to travel at a maximum speed of 80km an hour. The skyway had been proposed under the state government’s Strategic Road Develop- ment Programme (SRDP). The state government will begin working on various aspects of the project soon, including feasibility studies, land executions, financing, obtaining clear- ances, and calling for tenders. Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has already asked for a quick feasibility report on the skyway and the east-west corridor along the Musi. The GHMC has also sought environmental clearance for the project since it is intended to be built on the river bed. The application for environmental clearance was presented to 06 Point of View bi-monthly | October 2016 Issue | VOL. 20 www.hitex.co.in 07 CONCLUDED EVENTS Pharmalytica 2016 5th to 6th August, 2016 Organizer: UBM India Pvt Ltd The third edition of the Pharmalytica was held from August 5th to 6th at Halls - 1 & 3 in HITEX. 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