Nitin Gadkari Approves Rs 3550 Cr for MP National Highways: Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Shri Nitin Gadkari, has allocated Rs. 3549.48 crore for the construction and improvement of National Highways in Madhya Pradesh. This investment aims to enhance connectivity and road infrastructure in the state, benefiting both urban and rural areas. Among the key projects is the 4-laning of a 41 km section of National Highway-146 B in Sehore and Raisen districts, expected to significantly reduce travel time to major cities like Jabalpur, Bhopal, Betul, and Indore.
Additionally, projects like the development of a 6-lane service road in Bhopal and the construction of a 6-lane Indore Western Bypass will further improve traffic flow and road safety in the region. These initiatives align with the government’s focus on enhancing infrastructure to support economic growth and development across the country.
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Key Highlights of Allocations:
No. | Highlight | Details |
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1 | Massive Funds for MP Highways | Nitin Gadkari allocates Rs. 3549.48 crore for National Highways projects in Madhya Pradesh. |
2 | Key Project Approval | Rs. 776.19 crore sanctioned for 4-laning of a 41 km section of National Highway-146 B in Sehore and Raisen districts. |
3 | Enhancing Connectivity | Emphasis on reducing travel time to Jabalpur, Bhopal, Betul, and Indore, improving urban connectivity, and enhancing road safety. |
4 | Development of Service Roads | Rs. 1238.59 crore sanctioned for a 6-lane service road on both sides of the Ayodhya bypass in Bhopal. |
5 | Improved Connectivity | Highlighting the connectivity benefits to Bhopal Airport through the Ayodhya bypass project. |
6 | Alleviating Traffic Congestion | Approval for the construction of a 34 km long 6-lane Indore Western Bypass under Package-1, costing Rs. 1534.70 crore, to alleviate traffic congestion in Bandur city. |
7 | Enhanced Road Safety | Separating commercial traffic from internal city traffic to reduce accidents and improve traffic flow. |
The allocation of Rs. 3549.48 crore for National Highways projects in Madhya Pradesh demonstrates a significant investment in improving the state’s infrastructure. These projects, aimed at enhancing connectivity and reducing travel time, are expected to have a positive impact on the region’s economy and transportation network. The emphasis on road safety and urban connectivity highlights the government’s commitment to holistic development in the state.