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Greater Chennai Corporation Allocates `5.33 Billion for Infra Enhancements
ECONOMY & POLICY

Greater Chennai Corporation Allocates `5.33 Billion for Infra Enhancements

The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) Council has approved a comprehensive Rs.5.33 billion (bn) plan for the financial year 2025-26 to improve 1,669 internal roads, 31 bus routes, and install 8,30...

The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) Council has approved a comprehensive Rs.5.33 billion (bn) plan for the financial year 2025-26 to improve 1,669 internal roads, 31 bus routes, and install 8,300 street nameboards. The road and bus route enhancements across 15 zones will cost Rs.2.9 bn, with Rs.4.10 bn allocated under various schemes, including NSMT, Singara Chennai, and TURIP. Rs.2.37 bn will be used for road relaying, and Rs.526 million for bus route upgrades. Additionally, street nameboards will be replaced, footpath repairs will be made, and flower beds will be created across the city. Contact: Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) Website: www.chennaicorporation.gov.in/gcc/ Tel: 044-25619555

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