Completion of NH-2 from Kohima to Mao Gate Expected in 3 Months
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Completion of NH-2 from Kohima to Mao Gate Expected in 3 Months

The completion of NH-2, connecting Kohima to Mao Gate, is on track and expected to conclude within the next three months. This milestone marks a significant advancement in augmenting connectivity and transportation links, delivering positive impacts for the communities in the regions of Kohima and Mao Gate in Nagaland.

The NH-2 project is poised to improve accessibility and streamline travel between Kohima and Mao Gate, fostering economic and social development in the area. The nearing completion aligns with the broader goal of enhancing infrastructure to meet the evolving needs of the local population and facilitating smoother transportation networks.

As the construction progresses towards its conclusion, the NH-2 development is set to contribute to the overall connectivity and regional development goals of Nagaland. The imminent completion is a testament to the collaborative efforts dedicated to modernising transportation infrastructure, providing residents and commuters with improved travel experiences in the region.

The completion of NH-2, connecting Kohima to Mao Gate, is on track and expected to conclude within the next three months. This milestone marks a significant advancement in augmenting connectivity and transportation links, delivering positive impacts for the communities in the regions of Kohima and Mao Gate in Nagaland. The NH-2 project is poised to improve accessibility and streamline travel between Kohima and Mao Gate, fostering economic and social development in the area. The nearing completion aligns with the broader goal of enhancing infrastructure to meet the evolving needs of the local population and facilitating smoother transportation networks. As the construction progresses towards its conclusion, the NH-2 development is set to contribute to the overall connectivity and regional development goals of Nagaland. The imminent completion is a testament to the collaborative efforts dedicated to modernising transportation infrastructure, providing residents and commuters with improved travel experiences in the region.

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