The decision to embark on this ambitious project emerged from a strategic meeting of the Assam cabinet in Jorhat...
Digital Desk: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma is set to mark the beginning of a transformative infrastructure project in Guwahati on January 1, an extensive flyover that promises to redefine urban connectivity. Stretching an impressive 4.5 kilometres, this monumental undertaking signifies the state's commitment to enhancing mobility and tackling traffic congestion in the bustling capital.
Connecting Dighalipukhuri to the Noonmati FCI godown, the flyover is positioned as the second longest in India, exemplifying Assam's dedication to progress. With an estimated cost of Rs 853 crore, the four-lane marvel aims to streamline traffic flow between crucial points in the city, fostering economic activity and improving residents' quality of life.
The decision to embark on this ambitious project emerged from a strategic meeting of the Assam cabinet in Jorhat, showcasing the government's proactive stance in addressing the challenges spurred by rapid urbanization. This flyover is part of a broader initiative encompassing the construction of multiple flyovers and bridges across Assam, poised to transform the region's transportation landscape.
As the foundation stone is laid, anticipation builds among Guwahati's residents for the imminent alleviation of traffic woes. Beyond its functional role, this flyover is poised to become a symbol of opportunity and development, reflecting the state's progressive vision for its urban centres. The rise of this architectural marvel heralds a new era for Guwahati, where improved connectivity becomes a gateway to heightened prosperity and advancement.
