Inauguration of 3.23 km long Nalgonda X Roads - Saidabad - IS Sadan - Owaisi junction corridor on September 3
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The ‘conflict free corridor’ was built to connect Chanchalguda, Saidabad and IS Sadan localities | Photo Credit: BY ARRANGEMENT
The 3.23 km long Nalgonda X Roads - Saidabad - IS Sadan - Owaisi junction corridor would be inaugurated by Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy in the evening on Thursday (September 3, 2026). The ‘conflict free corridor’ was built to connect Chanchalguda, Saidabad and IS Sadan localities.
Built at ₹630 crore, the new road infrastructure project would reduce traffic issues in the three areas and cut down traveling time by 30 minutes, as per a press release. The corridor has 2.43 kms main viaduct and a 200 metres up ramp from IS Sadan junction.
Mr. Reddy would inaugurate this after returning from New Delhi. He would also address a public meeting at Government Degree College in Chanchalguda.
This would be the second infrastructure project inaugurated by the Chief Minister, who is also Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister, this week. He inaugurated the 400-metre long bridge between Moosarambagh and Amberpet on Monday (August 31, 2026).
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