Telangana Minister Capt N Uttam Kumar Reddy predicts significant growth in Hyderabad's real estate and construction industry, driven by innovative projects announced by the state government.
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According to Telangana Minister Capt N Uttam Kumar Reddy, Hyderabad's real estate and construction industry is set to boom, driven by innovative projects announced by the state government.
The previous Congress government laid the groundwork with world-class infrastructure projects such as the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, the 162-km-long Nehru Outer Ring Road, PVNR Expressway, Hyderabad Metro Rail, and the supply of drinking water from the Krishna and Godavari rivers.
The current Congress government has announced several landmark development projects for Hyderabad, including the Future City at Mucherla, the Skill Development University, the expansion of the Metro Rail, and the proposed Musi Riverfront Development project.
The government is committed to taking Telangana to the next level, and has assured industry leaders that it will provide a perfect law and order situation, transparent governance, and world-class infrastructure to support business growth.
The conference, with the theme 'Telangana Going Global', aimed to promote the growth of the real estate and construction industry in Telangana, and provided a platform for industry leaders to interact with government officials and address their concerns.

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