← Back
Article image
πŸ“° News ⏱ 2 min
πŸ”‘

Key Points

6 points
1

Length: 82.578 km (approximately 51.3 miles)

2

Funding: 3,590.73 crore Indian rupees

3

Design speed: maximum 100 km/h, average 80 km/h

4

Infrastructure: seven major bridges, three railway overpasses, two flyovers (1,170 m and 270 m long)

5

Purpose: ease congestion, improve safety, lower travel time, support economic and tourism links

6

Part of the PM GatiShakti National Master Plan for multimodal connectivity

πŸ“–

Summary

The project, costing about 3,590.73 crore Indian rupees, will be built under the Hybrid Annuity Mode and includes new bridges, railway overpasses and flyovers.

It aims to reduce traffic congestion, improve travel speed to up to 100 km/h, and boost movement of passengers, freight, agricultural products and tourists.

The upgraded corridor will also enhance connectivity to industrial zones, railway stations, the Buddhist pilgrimage circuit and cross‑border trade with Nepal.

πŸ“˜

New Words to Learn

9 words
Hybrid Annuity Mode
a way to pay for big projects over time, sharing cost between government and builders
multimodal
using many types of transport like roads, railways and rivers together
congestion
when many vehicles are stuck together, causing slow traffic
PM GatiShakti
the Prime Minister's plan to make transport and trade faster across India
corridor
a main route that connects many places
logistics
the planning and movement of goods and supplies
pilgrimage circuit
a series of holy sites that people travel to visit
industrial estate
an area where many factories are located
mega food park
a very large place where food is processed and packaged
πŸ”— Read Full Article β†’

Want to learn even more? Click here to read the full story!

πŸ”Š Reading Article
Kid-friendly voice
πŸ†

New Badge Unlocked!

Badge Name
Badge description