The Hyderabad Metro PPP Vijaya Sunder M Ramakrishna Nidumolu Sridhar Bhagavatula
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I am a retired railway engineer from India, now working as a consultant for The Hyderabad Metro project. The Hyderabad Metro PPP (Public Private Partnership) project was initiated by The India Government to improve public transport in the city. It was conceived as a long-term scheme to implement modern transport systems and enhance the city’s liveability. The project is estimated to cost approximately $1.5 billion, and it involves the design, financing, and construction of a light rail system covering 142 kilometers with
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“Most transportation plans are not implemented, mostly due to bureaucratic and financial factors,” says The Hyderabad Metro’s Vijaya Sunder M Ramakrishna Nidumolu Sridhar Bhagavatula in the to his case study, The Hyderabad Metro’s Business Plan. In 2011, Hyderabad’s civic body had set up a PPP (public-private partnership) transport planning system, with M&M (Mahindra & Mahindra) as
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Hyderabad Metro Project is the third project executed in India after Kolkata and Bengaluru Metro Projects. The Hyderabad Metro Project (HPM), a Phase II project was executed by Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) with Hyderabad Urban Transport Organisation (HUTO). The project aimed to provide comprehensive, efficient, and sustainable transport services to the urban population of Hyderabad city. The project’s scope of operations included construction of a 43.16 km rail-based met
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Brief Synopsis: Vijaya Sunder M Ramakrishna Nidumolu Sridhar Bhagavatula, founder of HMM Ltd is an Indian industrialist and businessman. He founded HUMMEL in 1956 as a manufacturer of electronic circuit board. In 1972, it became a subsidiary of Nalco, which acquired Hummedee Ltd. (HUMMEL’s holding company) in 1974, and eventually renamed the company to Nalco.
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