DPR For Beerwah Road Works Submitted For Rs 85 Mn
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DPR For Beerwah Road Works Submitted For Rs 85 Mn

Dr Mohammad Shafi Wani, the MLA for the Beerwah Assembly constituency, said that a Detailed Project Report amounting to Rs 85 million (Rs 85 mn) has been submitted to the Jammu and Kashmir Government for road macadamisation and construction of culverts across the constituency. He stated that the submission aims to address long standing surface and drainage issues on several link and feeder roads that serve rural settlements. The DPR, he added, prioritises sections identified during surveys conducted earlier in the year.

He said that the Roads and Buildings Department has undertaken extensive macadamisation work on roads across the constituency during the current year and that a review meeting was held with the Chief Engineer and Superintending Engineer to firm up schedules. The Chief Engineer, he said, assured departmental support for development projects and committed resources to prioritised stretches. The MLA also noted that routine pothole repairs are being carried out to maintain passability ahead of monsoon deterioration.

He said that macadamisation and pothole repair work is under way in different areas and that the submitted DPR seeks funding for further road improvement and culvert construction to ensure year round connectivity. The document, he indicated, reflects inputs from local engineers and community surveys and targets both primary links and secondary approaches to market towns. Work timelines were described as phased to allow continued access while resurfacing proceeds.

He further said that a sports stadium has been proposed at Rathsun village and that the government has allocated Rs 25 million (Rs 25 mn) for the project. He said that the proposed road and sports infrastructure projects would help improve connectivity, public facilities and overall development across the constituency and that progress will be monitored through regular reviews. Local officials were urged to coordinate with departmental engineers to fast track clearances and implementation schedules.

Dr Mohammad Shafi Wani, the MLA for the Beerwah Assembly constituency, said that a Detailed Project Report amounting to Rs 85 million (Rs 85 mn) has been submitted to the Jammu and Kashmir Government for road macadamisation and construction of culverts across the constituency. He stated that the submission aims to address long standing surface and drainage issues on several link and feeder roads that serve rural settlements. The DPR, he added, prioritises sections identified during surveys conducted earlier in the year. He said that the Roads and Buildings Department has undertaken extensive macadamisation work on roads across the constituency during the current year and that a review meeting was held with the Chief Engineer and Superintending Engineer to firm up schedules. The Chief Engineer, he said, assured departmental support for development projects and committed resources to prioritised stretches. The MLA also noted that routine pothole repairs are being carried out to maintain passability ahead of monsoon deterioration. He said that macadamisation and pothole repair work is under way in different areas and that the submitted DPR seeks funding for further road improvement and culvert construction to ensure year round connectivity. The document, he indicated, reflects inputs from local engineers and community surveys and targets both primary links and secondary approaches to market towns. Work timelines were described as phased to allow continued access while resurfacing proceeds. He further said that a sports stadium has been proposed at Rathsun village and that the government has allocated Rs 25 million (Rs 25 mn) for the project. He said that the proposed road and sports infrastructure projects would help improve connectivity, public facilities and overall development across the constituency and that progress will be monitored through regular reviews. Local officials were urged to coordinate with departmental engineers to fast track clearances and implementation schedules.

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