NMC Seeks ?7.00 billion for Two New Cement Road Projects

08 Jan 2024 CW Team

In a bid to continue the success of its cement road projects, the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) is actively seeking a budget of ?7 billion for the implementation of two new projects. These proposed projects fall under phases V and VI, showcasing the city's commitment to expanding and enhancing its robust cement road network.

Having successfully converted 690 kilometres of roads into cement roads, the NMC's pursuit of additional funds underscores its dedication to further advancing infrastructure development in Nagpur. The proposed projects are anticipated to contribute to improved road quality, durability, and overall transportation efficiency.

As Nagpur continues to invest in cement road projects, the city aims to bolster its reputation for progressive and sustainable urban infrastructure. The request for ?7.00 billion emphasises the significance of strategic funding in supporting the expansion of modern and durable road networks, aligning with the city's vision for comprehensive and forward-looking urban development.

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