Hyderabad Railway Station Set to Transform into City Icon After Redevelopment

G Kishan Reddy recently said the Central government has initiated the redevelopment of Hyderabad railway station (Nampally) with an investment of ₹327 crore, targeting completion by the end of 2027.

Reddy, who inspected the ongoing works, described the station as set to become “another jewel in Hyderabad” after renovation. “We will start counting the days from today for completion of works by the end of 2027. As I have come today for inspection, regular monitoring of works begins today,” he told reporters.

The redevelopment aims to address the growing needs of the city and provide a modern, passenger-friendly facility equipped with state-of-the-art amenities. A central hall is being constructed to house restaurants, stalls, and improved passenger facilities, while the station will feature Wi-Fi connectivity, CCTV surveillance, and modern infrastructure to enhance commuter convenience and safety.

Highlighting broader railway investments in the state, Reddy noted that over ₹5,450 crore has been allocated for Telangana in the Union Budget 2026-27 to improve railway infrastructure. He added that railway projects worth nearly ₹48,000 crore are currently underway across the state.

The redevelopment of Hyderabad station is part of the government’s push to upgrade major urban railway hubs into modern, world-class transport facilities, improving both commuter experience and city infrastructure.