Haryana CM approves upgrade of 11 state highways
Chandigarh, December 5
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar granted administrative approval for upgrade of 11 state highways at an estimated cost of Rs 156.20 crore.
A spokesperson said the project includes upgrade of Rewari-Pataudi road (SH-26) covering 2.50 km with a budget of Rs 1.73 crore; Rohtak-Kharkhoda-Delhi border road (SH-18) in Sonepat district covering 9.59 km; Lohani-Kairu-Obra-Behal road (SH-5) in Bhiwani district spanning 25.50 km at a cost of Rs 25.17 crore; Hansi-Tosham road (SH-12) spanning 15.80 km at a cost of Rs 15.73 crore; Kala-Amb-Sadhaura-Barara-Shahbad road in Yamunanagar district; and Jind-Barwala road at a budget of Rs 3.90 crore.
Furthermore, the upgrade of Kaithal-Khaouri road in Kaithal has been approved, besides Barwala-Hisar-Siwani-Singhani road in Hisar district. The other roads are Agroha to Adampur road in Hisar, Shahabad-Barara-Kala Amb road in Ambala and Karnal-Ramba-Indri-Shahabad road in Kurukshetra.
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