In a bid to strengthen the road network of three districts namely Rewari, Gurugram and Sonipat, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal has accorded in-principle approval for taking up the improvement or construction of roads in these districts having a total length of 136.68 kms under the National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB) loan assistance.
“NCRPB provides loan assistance for infrastructure projects in the National Capital Region. The Chief Minister has also accorded administrative approval of Rs 40 lakh for the preparation of detailed project reports of these road projects through approved consultants by inviting competitive online biddings,” said an official spokesman.
He said that the roads of Rewari and Gurugram circle to be taken up for improvement or construction under NCRPB loan assistance included Rewari-Shahjanpur road having length of 21 kms, Rewari-Bawal road having length of 9.31 kms, Rewari-Bawal road of 1.75 kms and Kund-Khol-Mandola road of 18.82 kms in Rewari, Tauru-Sarai road upto Kota Khandewala having length of 12.20 kms, Punhana-Shikrawa road of 9.83 kms, Gohana-Shikrawa road of 11.87 kms and Punhana-Kot road of 11.30 kms in district Nuh, new road from Gurugram-Faridabad road from Bandhwari Damping Station to Damdama Tourist Complex, Sohna of 15.7 kms and widening and strengthening of Wazirpur Farrukhnagar road of 7.60 kms.