Badnaavar
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari inaugurated the 69.1 km long Ujjain-Badnavar Fourlane in Madhya Pradesh. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav also accompanied him.
Explain that a fourlane has been built by the National Highways Authority of India at a cost of Rs 1352 crore from Ujjain to Badnawar. The inaugural program was done on a new circle in front of a factory in Dhar. Lokarpan program is expected to speed up the state’s only PM Mega Mitra Textile Park construction. This will help in connecting regional products with national and international markets. After the inauguration in Badnawar, Union Minister Gadkari will leave for Ujjain.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav came to see the historical buildings of tourism city Mandu. Knowing the ancient history, he was very impressed as well as he came to know about the ancient water structures closely about them. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said that the central state is making rapid progress. He said that the National Highway Network of Madhya Pradesh will be better than America throughout the year. Gadkari also performed Bhoomipujan of a total of 328 km long road projects worth Rs 5800 crore in the program.
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav suddenly made up his mind to stay in the Tawli Mahal built in the ship palace last night. After getting up at 6:30 in the morning, he left to see the ancient palaces here. Here the guide Vishwanath Tiwari told him about ancient history. The Chief Minister learned the ancient building here for about one and a half hours.
He visited the historical palaces like Ship Mahal, Champa Bawdi, Hindola Mahal, Hamam etc. After visiting the Ship Mahal Memorial Group, Chief Minister Yadav poured water in the convenience over the ship palace according to the daily routine and also pour the rash to the birds.
From here, by road, he left for Dharampuri and anointed Lord Jagirdar Mahadev and came back to Mandu and then left for Indore by helicopter. He also watched Mandu’s light and sound show at Ship Mahal and met with the history of Mandu.
In MP we ended the black history of roads: CM
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that the black past of roads has ended due to improvement in road connectivity in the state. The construction of Badnawar-Ujjain Fourlane will make the journey easier for Gujarat and other states. Earlier it used to take two and a half hours to go from Badnawar to Ujjain, now this journey will be completed in 45 minutes. This achievement is the gift of the BJP government, which is giving a new direction to the development of the state.
Construction at a cost of Rs 1352 crore
Each lane of this road has been made 9 meters wide to control traffic pressure in future. This will also make it easier to withdraw heavy vehicles and will also speed up the speed of other contact routes. This forelane road is constructed at a cost of Rs 1352 crore. The main inauguration program of this highway prepared under the Bharatmala Project has been held in Kheda (Badnawar) village in Dhar district.
69.1 km away now in just 45 minutes
The distance of Ujjain-Badnavar from this fourlane road 69.1 km long can be completed in 45 to 50 minutes. This will facilitate regional traffic and will also save time. Keeping in mind the movement of animals on the road and the convenience of local residents, 130 boxes have been built and 31 underpasses have been built. This has increased both the safety and utility of the route.
Recently got 1347 crore bypass project
Rs 1347.6 crore has been approved for the construction of 28.516 km of access controlled fourlane bypass in the western part of Gwalior. Cities like Bhopal, Sagar and Vidisha have also been approved to be connected to the national highway. The importance of this route will increase further during Sanshastha 2028. Devotees coming from other states will be able to reach Ujjain directly via Indore, which will improve the traffic system.
BJP is serving the society Congress on the footprints of the British
Earlier, the Chief Minister addressed the active activist conference held at the residence of Dharampuri MLA Kalu Singh Thakur. The Chief Minister said that BJP serves the country and society, it is not only active in the election era.
There is a lack of nationalism in the Congress. The Congress is still running on the footprints of the British. He said that under the leadership of Narendra Modi, the country is moving forward with firmness, he called upon all the workers to take a pledge to serve the society on the path of PM Narendra Modi.