Bhubaneswar, Oct 30 (UDN): The Odisha Government has taken another significant step towards strengthening road infrastructure and improving connectivity in Subarnapur (Sonepur) district, with administrative approval granted for the widening of the Khari–Narayanpur–Menda–Kumuda road at an estimated cost of ₹24 crore, 35 lakh and 51 thousand.
According to the information provided, the Works Department has accorded administrative approval for the proposed road-widening project, which is expected to improve transportation facilities and strengthen road connectivity across the region. The project marks another important initiative aimed at developing the district’s road infrastructure and making travel more convenient for residents.
The widening of the Khari–Narayanpur–Menda–Kumuda road is expected to facilitate smoother movement of vehicles, reduce difficulties faced by commuters and improve accessibility for people travelling between the connected localities. Better road infrastructure will also help residents access essential services, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, markets and other important destinations more conveniently.
The project is expected to benefit local communities by improving transportation facilities and supporting the movement of agricultural produce, goods and other essential commodities. Improved connectivity can also contribute to economic activities, strengthen links between rural areas and nearby commercial centres, and create favourable conditions for future development.
The administrative approval of ₹24.3551 crore reflects another step towards the development of road infrastructure in Subarnapur district. Once implemented, the road-widening project is expected to make regional transportation more efficient, enhance public convenience and give fresh momentum to the overall development of the area.
With this initiative, the Works Department aims to improve road connectivity and provide better transportation facilities for the people of Subarnapur district, contributing to improved mobility and balanced regional development.
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