Nagpur-Butibori Road to Expand

06 Feb 2024 CW Team

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has announced plans to expand the Nagpur-Butibori road into a six-lane thoroughfare. This development aligns with the government's efforts to enhance connectivity and infrastructure in the region, facilitating smoother transportation and fostering economic growth.

The road expansion project will cover the stretch from Airport Metro to Butibori, transforming it into a six-lane road. In addition to easing traffic congestion, the expansion aims to improve safety and efficiency for commuters traveling between Nagpur and Butibori, a major industrial area in the region.

The initiative to upgrade the Nagpur-Butibori road underscores the government's commitment to modernizing transportation infrastructure and supporting industrial development. By investing in road expansion projects, authorities seek to boost connectivity, attract investment, and create employment opportunities in the area.

Stakeholders, including residents, businesses, and commuters, welcome the announcement of the six-lane expansion, anticipating its positive impact on travel time and overall convenience. The project is expected to enhance the region's connectivity and accessibility, promoting economic activities and improving the quality of life for residents.

As Nitin Gadkari announces plans for the Nagpur-Butibori road expansion, it signals a significant step towards enhancing regional connectivity and fostering economic development. The project reflects the government's commitment to investing in infrastructure that supports growth and prosperity in Nagpur and its surrounding areas.

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