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Trees Cut Down on Kaifi Azmi Road for H-CITI Project in Banjara Hills
Trees have been removed on Kaifi Azmi Road in Banjara Hills for the H-CITI project. This controversial decision has raised concerns among local residents about environmental impact and urban development. The project aims to enhance infrastructure but has sparked debates over the balance between progress and nature conservation.
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