On Saturday, KT Rama Rao, Telangana's municipal administration and urban development, information technology, and industries minister launched the Narsingi junction (the ORR's entry and exit ramp). The government says the intersection, which cost Rs 29.50 crore to build, will help improve connections.  

KTR said the newly opened facility is the 20th interchange on the Outer Ring Road (ORR). This facility will make it easy for people from Narsingi, Manchirevula, Gandipet, Langar Houze, and Shankar Palli to get to their destinations via the ORR. 

By the end of July, another interchange serving Shambipur and Mallampeta in the Quthbullapur district would be ready. He said that because of this, ORR vehicle users could get to over 21 interchanges. 

Presently, the ORR is an asset for Hyderabad's expanding economy. After the unveiling, KTR said that a brand-new expressway would be built from Manchirevula to Nagole, which would be 55 km long and cross the River Musi. 

The project's projected cost is estimated to be Rs 10,000 crore. Furthermore, KTR stated that an additional 14 bridges will be constructed on the Musi River. 

During his address, the minister also requested PM Narendra Modi to allocate Defence land to facilitate the implementation of various developmental projects across different areas of the city.