MMRDA unveils a Rs 7 Bn plan to construct a Kalyan bridge
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MMRDA unveils a Rs 7 Bn plan to construct a Kalyan bridge

In an effort to streamline and expedite travel between Mumbai and Thane, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has proposed a substantial Rs 7.00 billion plan for the construction of a Kalyan bridge. This strategic infrastructure project aims to serve as a shortcut, enhancing connectivity and reducing travel time between the two prominent cities.

The proposed bridge is positioned as a key solution to optimise commuting routes, addressing the increasing demands of daily travel between Mumbai and Thane. The Rs 7.00 billion investment underscores the significance of this initiative in the broader context of regional connectivity and urban planning.

As part of the MMRDA's vision for improved transportation infrastructure, the Kalyan Bridge project is anticipated to bring about more efficient and convenient commuting options. The significant financial allocation reflects a commitment to advancing connectivity in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, ultimately benefiting residents and businesses alike.

In an effort to streamline and expedite travel between Mumbai and Thane, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has proposed a substantial Rs 7.00 billion plan for the construction of a Kalyan bridge. This strategic infrastructure project aims to serve as a shortcut, enhancing connectivity and reducing travel time between the two prominent cities. The proposed bridge is positioned as a key solution to optimise commuting routes, addressing the increasing demands of daily travel between Mumbai and Thane. The Rs 7.00 billion investment underscores the significance of this initiative in the broader context of regional connectivity and urban planning. As part of the MMRDA's vision for improved transportation infrastructure, the Kalyan Bridge project is anticipated to bring about more efficient and convenient commuting options. The significant financial allocation reflects a commitment to advancing connectivity in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, ultimately benefiting residents and businesses alike.

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