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Two national highways of Rajasthan will be upgraded at a cost of approximately Rs 238 crore. Its approval has been issued by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways of the Central Government. This information has been given by Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari. In this regard, he said that approval of Rs 82.72 crore has been issued for 3.95 km long fourlane paved shoulder work for National Highway 79 (New 448).
Diya Kumari said that after the construction of four lanes, the traffic will become smooth and the black spot (Naseerabad Valley) on the highway will be completely resolved. During this, Deputy Chief Minister in Bhajan Lal government Diya Kumari said that 25.66 km 2-lane paved shoulder will be built on National Highway 248A Shahpura Alwar Road from Km 36/300 to 48/700 and Km 69/550 to 83/780. Built on EPC mode. Approval of Rs 154.89 crore has been issued for length upgradation work.
With this, the width of the road will increase from 5.5 meters to more than 10 meters. With this step of the Central Government, the traffic from Shahpura to Delhi and Haryana via Thanaganji, Sariska, Alwar will become easier.
