The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) is working hard to create modern cemeteries and graveyards. At a cost of Rs 24.13 crore, the corporation finished development work on 24 modern cemeteries with all facilities in the first phase.
Mallapur Cemetery development work was completed at a cost of Rs 3 crore. Despite the fact that Mallapur is an old cemetery, the corporation has developed it by installing three different fires for burning firewood, three waiting rooms, changing rooms, separate baths and toilets, drinking water, and landscaping to make the location more attractive.
A water fountain has been built around Shiva’s idol, as well as a retaining wall, a prayer hall, an ash storage facility, and a hair cutting area. In the second phase, 10 Muslim graveyards were constructed at a cost of Rs 25.02 crore, with 5 modern graveyards finished.
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The GHMC panel approved 29 development plans
According to the most recent data, the GHMC Standing Committee accepted a total of 29 development plans.
The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) Standing Committee approved 29 proposals on Wednesday, including those for road widening, road restoration, lake beautification, and other municipal improvements.
The proposal to assign corporations responsible for the conservation and development of Ranglal Kunta in Nanakramguda and Kotha Kunta in Hafeezpet under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) was approved. Also approved was the proposal to allow a corporation to adopt and develop Kotha Cheruvu in Shaikpet. The meeting was presided over by Mayor Vijaya Laxmi, who was joined by GHMC Commissioner DS Lokesh Kumar and others.
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It was permitted to purchase 39 properties for a second-level flyover from Ramnagar to the Ambedkar College crossroads, as well as 43 properties for road widening from the Kukatpally traffic police station to the IDL Lake. It granted permission for the repair of Komati Konda Lake, Gosai Kunta Lake, HMT Lake, and Gopi Cheruvu.
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