?605 Crore Road Overhaul to Conclude by Feb 24

28 Oct 2023 CW Team

The ongoing road revamp project in India, valued at ?605 crore, is set to conclude by February 24. This much-needed infrastructure upgrade aims to enhance the overall connectivity and transportation system in the region.

Led by a team of experienced engineers and construction professionals, the project has been progressing steadily since its commencement. Several key aspects, such as widening the lanes, strengthening the road base, and installing advanced safety measures, have been effectively executed.

With an allocation of ?605 crore, this road overhaul initiative represents a significant investment in the region's infrastructure. The upgraded roads are expected to improve the efficiency and safety of transportation, benefiting both commuters and businesses.

The completion date of February 24 is a testament to the commitment and dedication of the project team working tirelessly to ensure timely delivery. Upon completion, the revamped roads will not only provide a smoother commuting experience but also contribute to reducing travel time and fuel consumption.

The project has received positive feedback from local residents and stakeholders who eagerly await its completion. They hope that the revamped

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