State Govt Allocates Rs.92 Mn for SilverLine

06 May 2024 CW Team

In the previous fiscal year, the state government has allocated Rs.92 million towards the SilverLine project. This investment underscores the government's commitment to advancing the development of the ambitious transportation initiative.

The expenditure on the SilverLine project highlights the significant financial resources dedicated to its planning and execution. The project aims to revolutionise urban transportation infrastructure, offering efficient and sustainable mobility solutions for the region.

The allocation of funds for the SilverLine project reflects the government's recognition of its strategic importance in addressing transportation challenges and fostering economic growth. The project is expected to enhance connectivity, reduce travel time, and stimulate development along its route.

The government's investment in the SilverLine project signifies a step forward in its efforts to modernise urban transportation infrastructure and promote sustainable mobility solutions. As the project progresses, stakeholders will closely monitor its implementation and impact on regional development.

The allocation of funds for the SilverLine project underscores the government's commitment to addressing transportation needs and enhancing connectivity in the region. With continued investment and support, the project has the potential to transform urban transportation and catalyse economic development in the state.

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