Hyderabad: Mir Alam Mandi to be restored: Arvind Kumar

Hyderabad, Dec 12 (Maxim News): Mir Alam Mandi which is considered to be the oldest market in Hyderabad, is all set to regain its past glory.

The initiative of restoring the historic market in the Old City of Hyderabad will be taken up by the Telangana government at an estimated cost of Rs. 16.14 crore.

Special Chief Secretary to Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MA&UD), Arvind Kumar said on Twitter that the works related to the Nizam Era market will start in January 2023.

Hyderabad Mir Alam Mandi

“#MirAlamMandi, the oldest market, is all set to get the makeover at Rs. 16.14 crs. The Nizam era market will be rebuilt and restored to its original grandeur, adding underground drain, paying and LED lighting. GTenders with COT & works likely to commence in Jan 2023,” he tweeted.

Hyderabad: Mir Alam Mandi to be restored: Arvind Kumar
Hyderabad: Mir Alam Mandi to be restored: Arvind Kumar | File Pic.

Once the bids are finalised, the project works are likely to be taken up in January. Currently, the market is in a dilapidated state. (Maxim News)


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