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Gachibowli flyovers hit 40%; paperwork still underground

CMC officials say H-CITI civil works at IIIT and Khajaguda have crossed 40%, with targets in April and May 2027. The documents behind the number remain less visible than the pillars.

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An unfinished flyover with concrete pillars rises over a diverted Gachibowli road while oversized official files disappear through a manhole into an underpass.

Civil works at the IIIT and Khajaguda junctions are reported to have crossed 40 per cent.

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H-CITI flyover and underpass works at Hyderabad’s IIIT and Khajaguda junctions have reached 40% of civil works, according to Cyberabad Municipal Corporation officials. The project covers a reported 3.3-km network of flyovers and an underpass, with more than two lakh vehicles using the intersections each day. (telanganatoday.com)

The latest account says earth excavation is nearly complete, pillars are rising along the medians and concrete beams near Gachibowli Stadium are being lifted at night. Earlier reporting had put civil progress at “over 30 per cent” in August. That is movement, though both figures are official claims reported by the media, not certified progress measurements. (telanganatoday.com)

The timetable has had a small tour of its own: March 2027 in April reporting, April for Khajaguda and May for IIIT in July, and April-May in the latest account. Traffic diversions around the junctions were announced for roughly a year, from 8am to 9pm, as construction began. (telanganatoday.com) (telanganatoday.com) (10tv.in)

What remains unpublished is the useful bit: the contractor, current contract value, expenditure, certified progress and a component-wise schedule. The pillars are visible. The paperwork is still taking the underpass.

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