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| Heart wrenching poverty, potholed roads, traffic jams, overflowing gutters, garbage, an all pervading stink, increasing slums, stress & frustration due to poor management. |
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Who is to be blamed?
The Corporator who is powerless?
The HMC, who is accountable to the State?
The State, which is burdened with too many issues?
The Hyderabadi, who is suffering everyday? |
| If there are so many problems and no one is at fault, then there is something wrong with the system. VOTEHYDERABAD recognizes the systemic failure and suggest workable solutions. |
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City Structure |
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For every 425 people in a village there is one elected representative as opposed to one for every 66000 in a Hyderabad. Local Government is 155 times away! The ludicrousness of the current structure extends to the fact that our elected representative has no say in city governance. More… |
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Challenges |
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If clean air, good roads, pure water and other basic amenities were provided to you, imagine how much additional cost you could save.
The HMC is supposed to perform three primary functions- planning, regulation and service. It has failed on all three accounts.
As the population grows, so does the pressure on the system. Let us look at the urban realities that challenge Hyderabad. More… |
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Overview |
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Changes can be made only with urban structural and systemic reforms. More… |
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Area Sabha |
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The population of one polling booth should form one Area Sabha consisting of about 1500-2000 people. More… |
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Ward Committee |
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Formation of 227 Ward committees headed by the elected Corporators with a composition...More… |
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Directly Elected Mayor |
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The idea of having a directly elected, fully empowered Mayor with checks, balances... More… |
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Metropolitan Planning Committee |
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Enforcing the Constitution to establish a permanent Hyderabad Metropolitan Planning Committee endowed with planning, regulation, coordination... More… |
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| Supported by:
COMPUTREE | RK SWAMY BBDO | ULTIMATE COMPUTECH | ACTIVE MEDIATECH
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