Govt approves Rs 1,911 crore highway projects in six states

Web Desk, 13 August 2016 : Government has approved Rs 1,911 crore highway projects for six states, including Karnataka and Maharashtra. "The standing finance committee (SFC) has approved six road projects in Nagaland, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Uttarakhand and Arunachal Pradesh to be built at a cost of an estimated Rs 1,910.87 crore," an official said. The official said SFC approved the NH-61 stretch in Nagaland for an estimated Rs 343 crore, besides upgradation of Rayachoti-Kadapa stretch on NH-18 for an estimated Rs 350 crore in Andhra Pradesh. In Maharashtra, it gave nod to two-laning of Nagpur-Umred-Bramhapur-Armori stretch for Rs 269 crore and reconstruction and widening of a highway stretch on NH-94 in Uttarakhand for Rs 209 crore.Arunachal Pradesh will see a stretch to be widened at a cost of Rs 44 crore. Two projects in Karnataka relating to widening of Bidar to Humanabad section of NH-50 for a cost of Rs 367 crore and a stretch on NH-150 for Rs 39 crore were also approved.

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