NMC Plans 33 Cement Roads

06 Feb 2024 CW Team

The Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has announced plans to construct 33 cement roads in various parts of the city, with the majority located in South-West Nagpur. These road development projects aim to enhance connectivity, durability, and overall infrastructure quality, catering to the growing needs of residents and commuters.

The proposed construction of cement roads underscores NMC's commitment to modernizing urban infrastructure and improving transportation networks in Nagpur. By investing in durable and long-lasting road surfaces, the corporation aims to address maintenance challenges and ensure sustainable development across the city.

Stakeholders in Nagpur's administration and local communities welcome the initiative to construct cement roads, recognising its potential to enhance road safety, reduce travel time, and stimulate economic growth. The planned investment of Rs 2.9646 billion reflects NMC's proactive approach towards infrastructure development and urban renewal.

As NMC moves forward with its plans to construct cement roads, it reinforces the city's position as a hub for sustainable and inclusive growth. The road projects are expected to create employment opportunities, attract investment, and improve overall quality of life for Nagpur's residents.

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