Deatails about the NTR Stadium in Hyderabad

Q: Hey guys, is the NTR stadium in Hyderabad being dismantled? I heard that something else is coming up in that place.

Lokesh Gowda, Hyderabad

2nd December 2014

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I agree, already many sporting grounds and stadiums have disappreared in the city, all thanks to the different land encroachments and all the complexes that are coming up. The government should have sought some other place for the cultural centre.

Sriram Gowda, Hyderabad

5th December 2014

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This area has been acquired by the Municipal Corporation Of Hyderabad, which is GHMC now after a long battle from LIC. But building a cultural center here will decrease the sporting events and other sports related activities and reduce the public's interes in sports altogether. That is not all that good.

Ashok Sharma, Hyderabad

4th December 2014

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The NTR stadium has been lying unused since a long time now. No major sporting events take place there anymore. Only public events like Handloom expos and exhibitions are held over there and sometime it is rented to public to use for private events. It is a good thing that the Telangana government choose this area.

Savitha Devulapally, Hyderabad

3rd December 2014

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Heylo, The NTR stadium is not being dismantled but the government recently announced its decision to build a new "telangana Kala Bhavan" there in its place. It is big multi million crore project that has started to hold all the cultural events and fests in the city.

Lata Rao, Hyderabad

2nd December 2014

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Yeah. The government initially had planned to use the land that is next to the Indira Park, but then they finally have decided to build the cultural center on the premises of the NTR Stadium itself. It is a big open ground of 11 acres that is usualy used to small sporting events and activities.

Aamir Mirza, Hyderabad

14th January 2015