Hyderabad: Principal secretary, industries, Jayesh Ranjan on Sunday requested organisations to relocate their campuses based on employee preferences to solve traffic congestion in Cyberabad.
Mr Ranjan said the government was providing options to the organisations for the purpose. “This will definitely help in solving commuting problems for people in general and ease road congestion”.
Mr Ranjan said Hyderabad enjoyed fantastic infrastructure and low rentals which provided a good standard of living as compared to Bengaluru and Mumbai.
“While implementing TS-iPASS we were apprehensive about the results but we have been able to provide 8,000 clearances and permissions. We would like to provide full support to the real estate sector and help them achieve industry status,” he said at the valedictory of the three-day Credai property show at Hitex.
The three-day show witnessed panel discussionss on topics like outlook on the real estate sector, management of traffic in a growing city, impact of IT on the gr-owth of the city and dev-eloping the culture and heritage of Hyderabad to promote tourism.
Mayor Bonthu Rammohan said the state government had been very supportive towards the growth of the realty sector.
