Chandigarh, October 15:- Haryana Public Works Minister Ranbir Gangwa said that the state government was continuously working to strengthen the road network in rural areas and provide better transportation facilities in villages.
As part of these efforts, a new road will be constructed along the left bank of the Western Yamuna Canal, from Picholia Head to Jani village in Karnal district, at a cost of Rs. 10 crore 38 lakh 52 thousand. The road will improve road connectivity for nearby villages and make commuting more convenient for rural residents.
Gangwa said that the proposed road would be 1.20 kilometres long and 5.50 metres wide. Its construction will benefit residents of Picholia, Jani and Budhanpur villages. The No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Irrigation Department has also been obtained for the road, which is being constructed under the Chief Minister's announcement.
He said that better road facilities in rural areas are closely linked to people's daily needs. Expanding the road network makes travel between villages easier and helps rural residents commute for essential work. The state government is continuously making efforts to strengthen basic infrastructure in villages and improve road connectivity in rural areas.
