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Centre Greenlights Construction of 1,022 km Long Roads in Arunachal
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Centre Greenlights Construction of 1,022 km Long Roads in Arunachal

In a significant development for Arunachal Pradesh's infrastructure, the Central Government has given the green light for the construction of a 1,022 km long network of roads. Arunachal Times reports that Chief Minister Pema Khandu announced this approval, highlighting the substantial impact this initiative will have on improving connectivity and accessibility in the state. The approval reflects the Central Government's commitment to enhancing transportation infrastructure in Arunachal Pradesh.

The report outlines the specifics of the approved project, emphasizing the construction of a 1,022 km road network. This comprehensive initiative is poised to contribute significantly to the overall development of transportation links in Arunachal Pradesh, catering to the needs of residents and fostering economic growth.

Chief Minister Pema Khandu's announcement underscores the positive implications of the Central Government's approval for the state. The construction of this extensive road network aligns with the broader vision of fortifying Arunachal Pradesh's connectivity and promoting socio-economic development.

In summary, the Central Government's approval for the construction of a 1,022 km long road network is a significant stride in advancing Arunachal Pradesh's infrastructure. This initiative is poised to have far-reaching benefits, improving accessibility, and connectivity, and contributing to the overall progress and development of the state.

In a significant development for Arunachal Pradesh's infrastructure, the Central Government has given the green light for the construction of a 1,022 km long network of roads. Arunachal Times reports that Chief Minister Pema Khandu announced this approval, highlighting the substantial impact this initiative will have on improving connectivity and accessibility in the state. The approval reflects the Central Government's commitment to enhancing transportation infrastructure in Arunachal Pradesh. The report outlines the specifics of the approved project, emphasizing the construction of a 1,022 km road network. This comprehensive initiative is poised to contribute significantly to the overall development of transportation links in Arunachal Pradesh, catering to the needs of residents and fostering economic growth. Chief Minister Pema Khandu's announcement underscores the positive implications of the Central Government's approval for the state. The construction of this extensive road network aligns with the broader vision of fortifying Arunachal Pradesh's connectivity and promoting socio-economic development. In summary, the Central Government's approval for the construction of a 1,022 km long road network is a significant stride in advancing Arunachal Pradesh's infrastructure. This initiative is poised to have far-reaching benefits, improving accessibility, and connectivity, and contributing to the overall progress and development of the state.

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