Nitin Gadkari Inaugurates 28 NH Projects Worth Rs 66 Bn in Odisha
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Nitin Gadkari Inaugurates 28 NH Projects Worth Rs 66 Bn in Odisha

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has inaugurated 28 National Highway (NH) projects in Odisha, collectively valued at Rs 66 billion. This significant move reaffirms the government's dedication to advancing infrastructural development in the state, enhancing connectivity, and fostering economic growth.

The newly launched NH projects are poised to play a pivotal role in improving transportation and connectivity across various regions of Odisha. The strategic investment of Rs 6,600 crore reflects the government's focus on bolstering the state's infrastructure, facilitating smoother travel, and supporting economic activities.

Nitin Gadkari's initiative aligns with the broader national agenda of enhancing the country's road network and ensuring seamless connectivity. The 28 NH projects are expected to contribute to the overall development of Odisha, creating opportunities for economic progress and better accessibility for residents and businesses.

Stakeholders, including local communities, commuters, and businesses, will closely monitor the impact of these inaugurated NH projects on the state's infrastructure and economic landscape. Nitin Gadkari's launch of the 28 NH projects in Odisha underscores the government's commitment to bolstering connectivity and promoting sustainable development through strategic infrastructural investments.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has inaugurated 28 National Highway (NH) projects in Odisha, collectively valued at Rs 66 billion. This significant move reaffirms the government's dedication to advancing infrastructural development in the state, enhancing connectivity, and fostering economic growth. The newly launched NH projects are poised to play a pivotal role in improving transportation and connectivity across various regions of Odisha. The strategic investment of Rs 6,600 crore reflects the government's focus on bolstering the state's infrastructure, facilitating smoother travel, and supporting economic activities. Nitin Gadkari's initiative aligns with the broader national agenda of enhancing the country's road network and ensuring seamless connectivity. The 28 NH projects are expected to contribute to the overall development of Odisha, creating opportunities for economic progress and better accessibility for residents and businesses. Stakeholders, including local communities, commuters, and businesses, will closely monitor the impact of these inaugurated NH projects on the state's infrastructure and economic landscape. Nitin Gadkari's launch of the 28 NH projects in Odisha underscores the government's commitment to bolstering connectivity and promoting sustainable development through strategic infrastructural investments.

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