₹21 crore approved for road development in Khandwa

Khandwa (Madhya Pradesh): Thanks to the dedicated efforts of Mayor Amrita Yadav, Khandwa Municipal Corporation is going to make significant improvements in its road infrastructure. Urban Administration Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya has approved a huge sum of Rs 21 crore for the construction of concrete roads, an important step in enhancing the transport network.

The initiative will replace existing asphalt roads with durable concrete surfaces, thereby solving the long-standing problem of potholes, especially during the rainy season. This change is expected to provide much-needed relief to residents who have faced hardships due to poor road conditions. The funding approval came during Minister Vijayvargiya's visit to Khandwa for the inauguration of a swimming pool.

The mayor submitted a request for road construction funds, which was received positively, leading to an allocation. The funds will be used to construct concrete roads on three main routes: from Medical Square in front of the district hospital to the station, passing through prominent places like Maharana Pratap Chowk and Ghantaghar, worth Rs 6 crore.

The cost from Shivaji Chowk to Gidwani Market and Jalebi Chowk behind Municipal Corporation is also Rs 6 crore. The route from Rameshwar Railway Bridge to Bada Bam including Makhanlal Chaturvedi statue and Teen Bridge for an additional Rs 6 crore.

Along with road construction, there will be intersections, road furniture, enhancement of public transport facilities and setting up of a public convenience centre, which will be funded by an additional Rs 5 crore.

The Mayor has expressed gratitude for the support of both the Chief Minister and the Urban Administration Minister. He stressed that these developments are part of a broader commitment to improving urban infrastructure. The mayor's proactive approach also includes beautification projects, such as the enhancement of the Padma Kund.