Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Approves 7 Bridge Projects Worth Rs 118.50 Crore in Arunachal Pradesh

New Delhi: Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, recently announced the approval of seven crucial bridge projects in Arunachal Pradesh under the Setu Bandhan Scheme. These projects, with a combined cost of Rs 118.50 Crores, are set to significantly enhance connectivity, fostering economic development and improving the overall quality of life in the region. The approval is for the fiscal year 2023-24.

The approved bridge projects are as follows:

  1. RCC bridge over Pacha River at Lachang, connecting Laimoya, Nerewa, and Sorrowa villages in East Kameng District.
  2. RCC bridge from Goang to Donigaon village over Pacha River at Goang, on the way to Donigaon in East Kameng District.
  3. Three bridges on NH-313, spanning from Roing-Anini road to New Chidu village via NHPC colony in Lower Dibang District.
  4. Double Lane steel composite bridge with RCC Decking at Kharsa, Dirang in West Kameng District.
  5. RCC bridge at Pikte Point across the river Sigen to connect Tabiripo Saku village on Koyu-Goye road in Lower Siang District.
  6. RCC bridge over Ngopok River on Mebo-Dholla road in East Siang District.
  7. Steel Composite bridge over river Panyor to connect Chullyu and Kebi village near Yazali Agri-Farm in Lower Subansiri District.

Nitin Gadkari emphasized that these projects align with the commitment to improving the overall quality of life and promoting socio-economic growth in Arunachal Pradesh. The bridges are expected to play a vital role in fostering economic development and enhancing connectivity across regions, ultimately benefiting the people of Arunachal Pradesh.

Rajesh Raparia

Rajesh Raparia, a veteran journalist, has undertaken a variety of roles at prominent publications including Ravivar, Sunday Observer, and Amar Ujala. His notable achievement includes serving as the founding editor of Amar Ujala Karobar, which stands as the first Hindi business newspaper.

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