Hyderabad: The 2026 edition of the All India Industrial Exhibition, known as Numaish, will begin on January 1 and run for 46 days until February 15. Stall allocation has been completed, and construction work is nearing its final stage to ensure readiness for the public opening.
Exhibition Society Vice President Sukesh Reddy and Secretary B.N. Rajeshwar are supervising preparations. They are taking special care to ensure every stall becomes operational on day one. The annual event, held at the Exhibition Grounds in Nampally, attracts lakhs of visitors from Hyderabad, other districts, and neighbouring states.
Over 20 lakh expected, extra security and transport in place
Officials estimate that more than 20 lakh people will attend this year’s edition. To handle the crowd, Exhibition Society volunteers will assist visitors at designated free parking areas. Meanwhile, Hyderabad police and private security teams will provide internal security. They will use CCTV cameras, metal detectors, and foot patrols throughout the venue.
Additionally, fire safety protocols have been strengthened. The setup includes two water tanks with a combined capacity of 1.5 lakh litres, fire hydrants, and two fire engines. Fire response teams equipped with bullet bikes will also remain on standby.
To ease public travel, TSRTC will run special buses throughout the event. In addition, Metro Rail authorities plan to extend train services into late evening hours to help manage the rush.
Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka will inaugurate the exhibition on January 1. Year after year, Numaish remains one of Hyderabad’s most visited cultural events, drawing crowds for its shopping, food, and entertainment.