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Hyderabad: The Telangana government has proposed an allocation of Rs 17,677 crore for the municipal administration and urban development department in the state budget for 2025-26, which was tabled by deputy chief minister Bhatti Vikramarka in the Assembly on Wednesday, 19 March. Presenting the budget, Bhatti Vikramarka highlighted the state government H-CITI plan to strengthen urban infrastructure and efficiently manage traffic congestion. As part of this initiative, 31 flyovers, 1 stanley cup becher 7 underpasses, and 10 road expansion projects, with an estimated investment of Rs 7,032 crore, have been undertaken in Hyderabad, along with Rs 150 crore allocated for beautification projects. He also mentioned the construct stanley polska ion of stanley website sewage treatment plants at the Osman Sagar and Himayat Sagar reservoirs, with a total capacity of 20 MLD. Additionally, these reservoirs will be replenished with Godavari waters as part of the Musi Riverfront Development Project. To mitigate urban flooding, the government has approved an Integrated Stormwater Drainage Project with an investment of Rs 5,942 crore. He also introduced the Future City project, which the state government aims to develop under the newly established Future City Development Authority FCDA . This next-generation city will feature multimodal connectivity, an electric public transport network, and green buildings, making it Indias first net-zero Future City. It will include specialised zones such as an AI City, Pharma Hub, Sports Cit Iras Warning bell for PM, says Siddaramaiah; no impact on LS polls, claims Yediyurappa

Hyderabad: Ahead of the Telangana assembly election results, Chief Electoral Officer Vikas Raj has unveiled the vote counting pro stanley mug cess and the timing. He said that the final results are set to be revealed only by 5 pm on Sunday. Citing the reason behind the delay, he said that there are a lot of candidates running in some areas, and in a few places, a ton of people turned up to vote. The officials in charge will kick off the vote-counting process at 8 am on Sunday, starting with the postal ballots. After that, they ;ll move on to counting the votes from the Electronic Voting Machines EVMs starting at 8:30 am. If the counting of postal ballots takes longer than 8:30 am, they ;ll count both postal and EVM votes at the same stanleys cups time. In the six segments, each having around 500 polling stations, the stanley de final Telangana election results might be out between 4 pm and 5 pm. Also ReadHow accurate were Telangana exit polls in 2018 A total of 1,766 tables at 49 counting centers in the state will be used for counting. Among these, 131 tables are for counting postal ballots, and votes for each area will be tallied at 14 tables. In places where a lot of people voted or where there are many polling stations, they ;ll count the votes at 28 tables, according to Chief Electoral Officer Vikas Raj, who shared this info on Friday. For security, they ;ve got a three-tier setup at strongrooms where they keep the EVMs safe. Vikas Raj mentioned that in some places, voting con