Hyderabad Traffic Advisory: Key Roads Closed Until Feb 15 For Numaish Exhibition; Check Alternative Routes

Hyderabad Traffic Advisory: The much-anticipated Numaish exhibition is set to commence in Hyderabad, prompting the city police to issue a traffic advisory to ensure smooth traffic flow in the Nampally area from January 3 to February 15. The advisory will be in effect daily from 4:00 PM until midnight.

To manage congestion near the exhibition, several traffic diversions have been put in place. RTC district buses, private buses and heavy vehicles coming from SA Bazaar and Jambagh will be redirected at MJ Market towards Abids. Similarly, buses and heavy vehicles from Basheer Bagh and the police control room will be diverted at the AR Petrol pump towards Abids.

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Hyderabad Traffic Diversions

Vehicles headed from Begum Bazar Chatri to Malakunta will be rerouted via Alaska junction. Additionally, traffic from Darussalam towards Afzalgunj/Abids will be diverted at Alaska junction to Begum Bazar. Those coming from Moosa Bowli and Bahadurpura will also be redirected at City College towards Nayapool and MJ Market.

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Motorists are strongly advised to avoid MJ Market, Gandhi Bhavan and Nampally junction during the advisory hours and to seek alternative routes. To help alleviate congestion, the public is encouraged to use public transport options such as RTC buses and Hyderabad Metro Rail. Visitors to the Numaish exhibition are also urged to utilise the Gandhi Bhavan Metro Bridge for safe crossings.

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Hyderabad: Numaish exhibition

The All India Industrial Exhibition (AIIE) society is preparing to inaugurate Numaish today, having adjusted the ticket prices for this year’s event. Traditionally opening on January 1, the exhibition's launch was postponed to January 3 due to a seven-day national mourning period following the death of former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh.

Last year, Numaish operated from 4:00 PM to 10:30 PM on weekdays and until 11:00 PM on weekends and holidays. The managing committee retains the right to modify these hours if necessary.