Punjab

Central govt. to construct 175 km rural roads in Ludhiana

December 04, 2013 09:56 PM

LUDHIANA: The central government will be constructing 175 kilometres of roads in three rural assembly segments of Dakha, Jagaraon and Gill. The proposal was prepared and submitted to the state government by the local MP and the Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Manish Tewari to be forwarded to the government ofIndia.

 

A spokesman for Tewari disclosed here that the roads will be constructed under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana in the three constituencies. He said, Tewari has personally pursued the proposal and submitted it to the state government for forwarding it to the government ofIndia. The entire money is provided by the government ofIndiafor the rural connectivity. So far the government ofIndiahas already provided Rs 100 crores to the state government for the construction of the rural roads inLudhianadistrict.

The work on the project is expected to start soon with Tewari personally pursuing the project with the union rural development ministry. Tewari has assured that he will ensure that the project is approved at the earliest and the work is started on these roads in the current financial year only.

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