Minister Narayana announced that a major decision is going to be taken in an authority meeting on Monday to allocate additional Rs. 20,000 crores for development projects in the capital region.
During his visit to roads E11, E13, and E15—crucial links connecting the seed capital with the national highway—the minister stressed the need for more infrastructure development. He also pointed out the strategic plan to improve connectivity in the area with:
spreading over a total area of 20,017 square kilometers.
Minister Narayana asserted that the roads are designed in such a way that it becomes possible to travel at speeds from 80 to 100 kilometers per hour, resulting in smooth travel. "The construction will cater to the regional needs for the next 30 years, symbolizing forward-thinking infrastructure development.
The minister then appealed to the residents who could be affected by the road and may lose their homes, thus urging them to cooperate with the government, promising these developments will benefit the rest of the community.
