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Hyderabad, April 8 (IANS) The draft master plan for the Musi riverfront development will be ready by the end of August this year, an official said on Monday.

In Q2 FY24, the firm reported a 3.4% rise in profit at Rs 394.3 crore against Rs 381.2 crore in the year-ago period. The revenue in Q2 FY24, however, climbed only marginally to Rs 4,914.3 crore, as compared to Rs 4,908.9 crore in the preceding year.

The project has been divided into different phases abd works taken up in the first two phases are underway

Though state govt has approved tenders submitted by KRDCL for work on 12 high density corridors, it has kept on hold maintenance component of project.

A visit to Old Airport Road showed that the KRDCL is currently repairing the footpath as per the new design. Some of the works proposed on this stretch include: a cycle track, filling up potholes, repairing the median, drainage cleaning, creating uniform carriageway for the vehicles and greening the edges of the footpath. ​

According to sources an eight to 12 per cent increase in costs is abnormal. “The government must negotiate with the firms. An increase by one per cent is normal. There’s a chance that the firms fixed the price per package, among each other,” a source said.

The tender is for up-gradation and synchronisation of 184 of existing traffic signal system to adaptive traffic control system and providing, commissioning and synchronisation of new system at 32 locations with maintenance period of seven years.

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