Hyderabad: In a bold move towards sustainability, the Telangana government has announced plans to replace all diesel vehicles with electric ones to combat pollution in Hyderabad. Speaking at the Telangana Builders Green Summit, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka emphasized the importance of a clean and green Hyderabad, stating that the government will reduce EV registration charges to encourage adoption.
The Deputy CM highlighted Hyderabad’s commitment to the Net Zero City agreement, showcasing the state’s proactive environmental policies. He cited the Musi River Rejuvenation Project as a key milestone, aimed at transforming the river into a freshwater source and improving the city’s environment and livability.
Recognizing the role of builders in the city’s development, he assured them of full government cooperation while warning against false propaganda meant to disrupt the real estate sector. He announced a Rs 10,000 crore budget allocation for Hyderabad’s infrastructure development, positioning it among fast-growing global cities.
Additionally, Telangana is advancing its green energy policy, targeting 20,000 MW of renewable power by 2030, scaling up to 40,000 MW by 2035. These initiatives will make Hyderabad a model city for sustainability and urban growth.
