UER-2 to Delhi Amritsar Katra Expressway | Update 2025, Delhi Dehradun Expressway | IK Documentary скачать в хорошем качестве

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#IKD15 The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has begun preparing detailed project reports (DPRs) for three new roads that will connect upcoming expressways, aimed at reducing traffic congestion on arterial roads. Although the initial estimate for the cost of the three links was around Rs 9,100 crore, the exact cost will be determined after the finalisation of the DPRs. Officials said the work plan and necessary fund allocation would be made after the DPRs. "We are hopeful of completing the DPRs in 6-7 months so that work can start in the near future. The exact alignment and configuration will be known after the DPRs are prepared," said an official. As per the plan, a new link road would be built (approx 20 km) connecting the Urban Extension Road-II (UER-II) via KMP expressway to Delhi-Katra expressway. This will provide direct and seamless connectivity for vehicles coming from Jammu & Kashmir and Punjab to Delhi-Mumbai expressway and IGI airport. The rough estimate for the project was around Rs 2,500 crore when seven BJP MPs from Delhi had submitted the proposals, before the assembly polls. The second project is a proposed 17-km link between UER-II (near Alipur) to Tronica City via UER-II near the under construction Delhi-Dehradun expressway. The new road will make the travel smooth for vehicles coming from Rajasthan and Haryana to Dehradun. "This will also reduce vehicle load on the Ring Road," said an official.