Comprehensive Integrated Township Policy to continue for five more years
The Telangana government has extended its Comprehensive Integrated Township Policy for another five years to promote sustainable, transit-oriented development. The policy encourages private investment by offering tax concessions for townships that integrate housing, workplaces, and public infrastructure.
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This policy is a significant urban planning initiative aimed at decentralizing growth and improving infrastructure in the Hyderabad region.
Comprehensive Integrated Township Policy to continue for five more years HYDERABAD The Telangana government, by an order on Thursday, has approved continuation of the Telangana Comprehensive Integrated Township Policy for a further period of five years. The policy was announced and rules were framed in November 2020 by the then BRS (then TRS) government towards sustainable and transit oriented development. It envisages the development of self-contained townships beyond the Outer Ring Road, combining workplaces, housing, commercial establishments and institutional facilities with supporting infrastructure under the ‘Walk to Work’ concept.
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