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Road projects likely to get a renewed push
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Road projects likely to get a renewed push

Jammu and Kashmir’s road connectivity programme will get a boost after the government revoked the special status granted to Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370. At present, NHAI is working on five road projects worth Rs.101.76 bn in Jammu and Kashmir. Since the UT will come unde the Central G...

Jammu and Kashmir’s road connectivity programme will get a boost after the government revoked the special status granted to Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370. At present, NHAI is working on five road projects worth Rs.101.76 bn in Jammu and Kashmir. Since the UT will come unde the Central Government, there will be added foucs on development. Contact: Khurshid Ahmed, Secretary, Jammu and Kashmir Government-Roads Division.Address: Srinagar: (May-Oct) Room 111, Ist floor, Secretariat, Srinagar.Tel: 0194-250 6205.E-mail: compwd@rediffmail.comWebsite: www.jkpwdrb.nic.in

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