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Six-month traffic disruption ahead as Ranigunj railway underpass work to begin in Hyderabad
By Naveen Kumar3 min read at The Hindu
In brief
Hyderabad traffic authorities announced that widening work on the Ranigunj railway underpass will begin within a week, expanding the carriageway from 13 to 22 metres to facilitate four-way movement.
The project will cause six months of traffic diversions through routes including Karbala, Distillery Road, and Minister Road, as detailed by the Hyderabad Traffic Police.
Local commuters expressed frustration with the current congestion but supported the long-term relief the expansion promises.
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Updated - November 14, 2026 04:18 pm IST - HYDERABAD
For motorists navigating the Ranigunj rail underpass during peak hours, the familiar sight is a long queue of vehicles inching towards the narrow passage from Tank Bund, with buses, trucks, cars and two-wheelers jostling for space. What should be a short passage into a frustrating bottleneck. The proposed widening promises relief, but commuters will have to negotiate six months of traffic diversions before the work is completed.
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