RRR South in Limbo As Centre Sits on Alignment

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The Telangana government is seeking central funding and approval to construct a 201-km southern section of the Regional Ring Road.
Construction on the project currently remains in limbo because the central government has not yet approved the proposed alignment or included the stretch under a central scheme.
The state government intended to build the south section in parallel with the ongoing north section project to enhance regional connectivity.
Final progress on the infrastructure project depends on reaching an agreement between the state and central authorities.

Decision on the alignment of the RRR south section by the Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
Inclusion of the RRR south section under a central scheme like Bharatmala Pariyojana
Coordination between the state and Centre regarding potential expansion of the north section to six lanes

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