Northeast Desk, 20th March: The Ministry of Road Construction and Highways, Government of India, has given the green light to three significant road construction projects in Arunachal Pradesh, with a total worth of Rs 1871 crore. These projects aim to bolster connectivity and spur economic development in the northeastern state.
*Project Details:*
1. *Huri-Taliha Section of NH-913 (Frontier Highway):*
– Spanning from km 55.725 to km 113.250 (Package-3) in district Kurung Kume.
– Total length: 49.150 km
– Cost: Rs. 1211.35 crore
2. *Kharsang – Miao Gandhigram Vijaynagar Road NH-913 (Frontier Highway):*
– Stretching from km 35.580 to km 81.400 (Package-2) in district Changlang.
– Total length: 17.812 km
– Cost: Rs. 244.39 crore
3. *Bomdila- Nafra-Lada Section of NH-913 (Frontier Highway):*
– Connecting Bomdila to Nafra-Lada in district West.
– Total length: 15.146 km
– Cost: Rs. 415.37 crore
These projects are poised to significantly enhance road connectivity in their respective constituencies, fostering economic growth and development. Improved infrastructure will not only make travel more convenient for road users but also streamline the transportation of goods and services, ultimately driving economic progress in the region.
The approval of these road construction projects marks a crucial step towards unlocking the economic potential of Arunachal Pradesh and improving the lives of its residents.
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