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News India Live, Digital Desk: Many important projects are going on to speed up the development of road infrastructure in Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh. One of these important projects, the second Fourlane Highway to be built in Chhatarpur is. This highway, about 98 km long, will be constructed at a cost of about 2000 crores.
Improvement in tourism and connectivity
This highway construction project has been started with the objective of connecting tourist places like Khajuraho and Bandhavgarh National Park. This will not only promote tourism, but will also create new opportunities for regional trade and industries.
New path of development of Bundelkhand
The Bundelkhand region, considered backward in road facilities, is now growing on the path of rapid development. Construction of Bhopal-Kanpur Highway has started in Chhatarpur district. Earlier this project was to be completed by 2026, but now its construction work will be completed by 2028. After the completion of this project, areas like Chhatarpur and Mahoba will be better connected to big cities like Kanpur and Bhopal.
Benefits of agriculture and trade
This highway will give new pace to the economic development of both states. The access to large markets will be easier for farmers, which will facilitate the movement of agricultural products and increase the income of farmers. Apart from this, industries and trades will get new business opportunities.
Project details
This highway will be built in two stages:
- Third Phase: 55 km, cost Rs 1008 crore, contract MKC Infrastructure was received.
- Fourth Phase: 43 km, cost Rs 997 crore, contract Belji company was received.
This highway is being constructed under the Bharatmala Project.
Project time limit
According to Project Director Devendra Chapekar, this highway project will be completed by 2027-28. After this, the door to new opportunities for economic and social development in the Bundelkhand region will open.
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