Many Indian cities struggle with creaking infrastructure unable to keep pace with economic growth and rising populations. However, Hyderabad has emerged as an exception thanks to the stellar work by its administrative officers like Hari Chandana to create state-of-the-art transportation links. #Urban_Planning #Modern_Infrastructure

As the Zonal Commissioner of GHMC from 2014 to 2020, Chandana spearheaded several first-of-its-kind mega infrastructure projects for the city including India’s longest extradosed cable-stayed bridge named Durgam Cheruvu Crossing Bridge. #Engineering_Marvels

Some of Hyderabad’s most visually stunning and technologically advanced flyovers that have become new city landmarks were developed under Chandana’s leadership. This world-class infrastructure coupled with the fast-track execution has earned appreciation from the public and independent agencies. #Appreciation #World_Class_Infrastructure

Beyond roads, Chandana has also driven various programs for sustainable mobility including pedestrian/cycling infrastructure. Her infrastructure upgrades have signaled Hyderabad’s fast growth into one of India’s top globalizing cities. #Sustainable_Mobility #Globalizing_Cities