Chandigarh- In a significant step towards enhancing connectivity and facilitating seamless transportation across Haryana, the Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal, has granted administrative approval for improvement of 11 state highways at an estimated cost of Rs. 156.20 crore.
Giving more information in this regard, an official spokesperson said the project include Improvement of Rewari Pataudi road (SH-26) in Rewari District, covering 2.50 km with an estimated budget of Rs. 1.73 crore, Improvement of Rohtak Kharkhoda Delhi Border road (SH-18) in Sonepat District, covering 9.59 km with an estimated cost of Rs. 10.75 crore, Improvement of Lohani Kairu Obra Behal road (SH-5) in Bhiwani District, spanning 25.50 km at a cost of Rs. 25.17 crore, Improvement of Hansi Tosham road (SH -12) in Bhiwani Distt, spanning 15.80 km at a cost of Rs. 15.73 crore, Improvement of Kala Amb Sadhaura Barara Shahbad road (SH-04) in Yamuna Nagar Distt, spanning 20 km at a cost of Rs. 11.11 crore and Improvement of Jind Barwala road (SH-10) in Jind Distt, spanning 7.15 km with an estimated budget of Rs. 3.90 crore.
Furthermore, the Improvement of Kaithal Khaouri Road (SH-08) in Kaithal Distt. spanning 24.05 km. with an estimated budget of Rs. 10.11 crore has been approved while Improvement of Barwala Hisar Siwani Singhani road (SH-19) in Hisar District spanning 28 km has been approved with an estimated budget of Rs. 26.36 crore.
Apart from this, Improvement of Agroha to Adampur road in Hisar Distt, spanning 5.67 km with an estimated budget of Rs. 14.39 Crore, Improvement of Shahabad-Barara-Kala Amb road (SH-04 in Ambala Distt., spanning 30.40 km. with estimated budget of Rs. 32.05 Crore, Improvement of Karnal- Ramba- Indri- Shahabad road (SH-07) in Kurukshetra Distt., spanning 11.60 km with an estimated budget of Rs. 5.67 Crore has also been approved.
He further stated that these initiatives reflect the Haryana Government's commitment to infrastructure development and will undoubtedly bring substantial benefits to the public by improving road networks and connectivity across the state.