Hyderabad, Commissioner A.V. Ranganath stated that small parks in cities are the lifelines of residential areas. Their preservation is essential. During a public grievance program at the office on Monday, the commissioner listened to complaints and clarified that the Hyderabad Layout will be used as a standard to protect parks, roads, and public spaces. He urged people not to block roads and to respect the importance of parks by avoiding encroachments.

Wherever encroachments or violations occur, complaints should be filed directly with the Hyderabad authority. The public grievance cell received 58 complaints, most of which were related to encroachments on parks, roads, and public spaces. Commissioner Ranganath reviewed these complaints. Using Google Maps, layouts, NRSC data, Survey of India records, and village documents, officials examined the issues online and directed action for resolution. He mentioned that field-level officers have been assigned to investigate the complaints.

Representatives of the Kuruma community complained that 2,000 square yards of land near Boiguda in Secunderabad, specifically allocated for a Kuruma burial ground, had been encroached upon with unauthorized sheds. Construction work is still ongoing there. Residents of Sri Sai Krishna Colony in Bachupally village, Kukatpally, reported encroachments on a park. In the Gandipet Gram Panchayat area, a 25-foot road has been encroached upon. The Bhagat Singh Nagar Government Hospital Site Protection Committee also filed complaints about encroachments on land designated for public use.

148 Complaints in Corporation Grievance Cell

The GHMC grievance program received 148 complaints today. Additional Commissioner Raghu Prasad instructed officials to resolve the complaints promptly. During the grievance session at the GHMC headquarters, senior officials heard public concerns and assured complainants of swift action after proper investigation. They stated that if resolution is delayed, applicants would be informed in writing.

At the GHMC headquarters, 60 complaints were received, 27 of which were related to the Town Planning Department. Other complaints involved the Tax Department, Engineering Department, Urban Development Department, Veterinary Department, and others. Zonal offices received 88 complaints—39 in Kukatpally, 27 in Secunderabad, 6 in Sherilingampally, 8 in LB Nagar, and 7 in Charminar.

Hyderabad

Hyderabad is a historic city in southern India, founded in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah of the Qutb Shahi dynasty. Known for its rich cultural heritage, it is home to iconic landmarks like the Charminar and Golconda Fort, reflecting its past as a center of trade, Islamic architecture, and the famed Nizam rule. Today, it is a major tech hub, often called «Cyberabad,» while preserving its traditional cuisine, including the famous Hyderabadi biryani.

Hyderabad Layout

Hyderabad Layout is a residential area in Bangalore (Bengaluru), India, developed to accommodate the city’s growing population. While not a historical or cultural landmark itself, it reflects Bangalore’s rapid urbanization and expansion in recent decades. The layout primarily serves as a suburban neighborhood with modern housing and amenities, contributing to the city’s evolving urban landscape.

Boiguda

«Boiguda» is a historic neighborhood in Hyderabad, India, known for its vibrant markets and traditional charm. The area dates back to the Qutb Shahi and Nizam eras, serving as a bustling commercial hub with narrow lanes and old-world architecture. Today, it remains a cultural hotspot, blending heritage with modern commerce.

Secunderabad

Secunderabad, often called the «twin city» of Hyderabad, was established in 1806 as a British cantonment (military base) after the Nizam of Hyderabad ceded the land to the British East India Company. Named after Sikandar Jah, the third Nizam of Hyderabad, it became a key military and trading hub during colonial rule. Today, it is a bustling urban center known for its colonial-era architecture, vibrant markets, and cultural diversity.

Sri Sai Krishna Colony

Sri Sai Krishna Colony is a residential neighborhood in India, often found in cities like Chennai or Hyderabad, named after the revered Hindu deities Sai Baba and Lord Krishna. These colonies are typically developed to provide housing and community spaces, reflecting the cultural and spiritual significance of the deities in daily life. While specific historical details may vary by location, such areas often emerge as part of urban expansion, blending modern living with traditional values.

Bachupally village

Bachupally (or Bachupally) is a historic village located in the Ranga Reddy district of Telangana, India. It is known for its ancient Sri Jagannath Swamy Temple, which dates back over 300 years and reflects traditional South Indian temple architecture. The village has grown in recent years due to urbanization, blending its rural heritage with modern development.

Kukatpally

Kukatpally is a bustling suburban area located in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. Originally a rural region, it rapidly developed into a major residential and commercial hub due to its proximity to Hyderabad’s IT corridor, HITEC City. Today, it is known for its shopping centers, educational institutions, and growing urban infrastructure.

Gandipet Gram Panchayat

Gandipet Gram Panchayat is a local administrative body overseeing Gandipet village in Telangana, India, near the historic Osman Sagar Lake (Gandipet Lake). Built during the Nizam era in 1920, the lake was created to provide drinking water to Hyderabad and prevent floods. Today, the area is known for its scenic beauty, ecological importance, and as a key water source for the city.