CURE Act may replace GHMC Act for administration of tri-commissionerate area
A new law called the CURE Act is being proposed to govern the tri-commissionerate area of Greater Hyderabad, Malkajgiri, and Cyberabad. This Act aims to replace the existing Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Act of 1955 and will introduce a uniform administrative framework. A draft notification for public feedback is expected to be released in early June.
- ▪The CURE Act will unify the administration of the three municipal corporations into a single framework.
- ▪It will replace the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Act, 1955, which may be repealed.
- ▪Public grievance redressal and online tax payment systems have already been integrated under the CURE initiative.
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A new uniform law is on the anvil for administration of the tri-commissionerate area constituting the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation, Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation and the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation.The statute, named as CURE Act, will govern the affairs of the Core Urban Region which unifies all the three commissionerates into a single megapolis, with uniform administrative framework. In effect, it will replace the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Act, 1955, which may stand repealed.A draft notification of the new Act may be placed in the public domain in the first week of June, for claims and objections from citizens and stakeholders, officials informed.
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