Legacy issues cast shadow on Hyderabad Metro Rail phase II plans

February 13, 2026 at 06:03 PM

By The Hindu

Legacy issues cast shadow on Hyderabad Metro Rail phase II plans

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State government has been seeking Centre’s nod for a Joint Venture for Phase II works and takeover of the Phase I from L&T. Outstanding debt, the Old City corridor, and withheld Viability Gap Funding may complicate Detailed Project Report clearance and financial settlement amid scrutiny and negotiations

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State government has been seeking Centre’s nod for a Joint Venture for Phase II works and takeover of the Phase I from L&T. Outstanding debt, the Old City corridor, and withheld Viability Gap Funding may complicate Detailed Project Report clearance and financial settlement amid scrutiny and negotiations This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.

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State government has been seeking Centre’s nod for a Joint Venture for Phase II works and takeover of the Phase I from L&T. Outstanding debt, the Old City corridor, and withheld Viability Gap Funding may complicate Detailed Project Report clearance and financial settlement amid scrutiny and negotiations

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