Hyderabad is poise for dramatic transformation under Telangana government long-term vision called Telangana Rising-2047. Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy unveil plan to reposition the city as global gateway, aligning with goals of reaching US Dollar 1 trillion economy by 2035 and moving to US Dollar 3 trillion till 2047.

The blueprint, which detail will come in the forthcoming “vision document” release on December 9, include massive infrastructure projects. These having Bharat Future City plan, expansion of metro line, new radial and regional ring roads, greenfield highways, and also proposed airports in Warangal and Adilabad.

Industrial connectivity is one big focus: corridor will tie Hyderabad to Nagpur, Bengaluru, Vijayawada, making transport and trade connectivity stronger. Plan are also underway for dry ports development, logistic boost, and better link with neighbor states. This would shift Hyderabad from regional hub into international level contender.

Other renewal effort in city are also ambitious. Musi river is plan for rejuvenation, turning riverfront into cultural and economic usable space. The “night economy” idea will allow business and cultural activity to run past late hours, making jobs and social bond.

Water security not ignore: project of phase II and III Godavari water supply, costing more than Rs 7,360 crore, already in move. Infrastructure support like road, power, sewage, drainage and clean air will be enhance, mostly for people living in vulnerable zone such as Musi riverbed side.

CM called on citizen, especially landowners and farmers, to take active role in transformation, with promise of fair compensation. Reddy also warn against opposition politics creating obstruction. The document showing Telangana ambition not just as dream but in clear plan and timeline.