Srinagar 11 March: The Jammu and Kashmir government announced on Tuesday that it has approved 194 road and bridge projects, costing a total of ₹1,022.63 crore. This investment aims to improve infrastructure and connectivity in the region.
In response to a question from MLA Dr. Sajad Shafi, the minister shared details about the projects. Out of the 194 approved projects, 10 infrastructure projects worth ₹50.43 crore have been funded through the Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF-XXIX) for Baramulla district in the last two years.
For the Uri constituency, the minister mentioned that two road projects have also been approved under the RIDF-XXIX scheme, with an estimated cost of ₹6.45 crore. These projects will help improve local roads and make it easier for people to travel and transport goods.
The government’s focus on building better roads and bridges is part of a plan to boost the economy and improve the lives of people in Jammu and Kashmir. By investing in infrastructure, the government hopes to connect urban and rural areas better, making it easier for businesses and residents to thrive.
As these projects get underway, they are expected to create jobs and enhance the overall infrastructure in the Union Territory. The government is committed to ensuring that everyone in Jammu and Kashmir benefits from these developments.
