New technologies adoption must go hand-in-hand with sound engineering practices, worker safety: MEIL Projects’ Division president

K. Govardhan Reddy, president of Megha Engineering and Infrastructures Limited (MEIL), emphasized the importance of integrating cutting-edge technologies with traditional engineering practices and prioritizing worker safety during his address at the Telangana Urban Innovation Summit 2026 held in Hyderabad on October 31, 2026.

Addressing the significance of modern construction methods, digital monitoring systems, and artificial intelligence (AI)-based planning, Reddy stressed that adopting new technologies should be accompanied by robust engineering standards, quality construction, and unwavering commitment to worker well-being.

MEIL, a leading player in infrastructure development across various sectors such as healthcare, education, drinking water, sanitation, roads, public transport, power, and irrigation in Telangana, showcased its accomplishments by highlighting the completion of the 1,000-bed Telangana Institute of Medical Sciences (TIMS) hospital in Sanath Nagar. Additionally, the company is actively engaged in constructing the new Osmania General Hospital building and expanding Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS).

MEIL's contribution to educational infrastructure is evident through the establishment of Young India Integrated Schools at 25 locations across rural areas of the state. In the realm of water and sanitation, the company is actively involved in the Mission Bhagiratha initiative and plays a crucial role in the treatment and supply of Godavari water to Hyderabad.

Furthermore, MEIL is participating in the Comprehensive Road Maintenance Programme (CRMP) in Hyderabad, demonstrating its dedication to enhancing urban infrastructure. The summit convened representatives from the Telangana Municipal Administration Department, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation, as well as officials from the States of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra, alongside representatives from the Asian Development Bank.

The discussions revolved around the theme of inclusive urban development and planning for the evolving needs of cities.