India's Infrastructure Push: Highways Cut Emissions, Decongest Cities, Boost Connectivity | PM Modi

Описание: The focus is on India's infrastructure development, particularly new highway projects. These initiatives aim to reduce carbon emissions and vehicular pollution by decongesting urban areas including Delhi, Noida, and Gurugram. The total investment in this infrastructure is around 11,000 crores. This is a huge push to the infrastructure sector. The projects are designed to improve connectivity across the National Capital Region and beyond, linking areas such as Gurugram, Chandigarh, Punjab, and Jammu & Kashmir, including access to the International Airport. The Urban Extension Road 2, spanning 75.71 kilometers, is a component, with sections operational. Future connectivity includes the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway, which will reduce travel time from Delhi to Dehradun to two hours. These developments are expected to cut down fuel costs and provide routes for traffic towards Haryana and Rajasthan, reflecting the government's focus on capital expenditure in infrastructure.

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