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Path cleared for Indore Ring Road construction, providing traffic relief and benefiting 2 lakh people
- •The RE-2 Ring Road Extension project is being developed under the master plan to address the continuously increasing traffic pressure in Indore.
- •The 4.25-kilometer long and 45-meter wide road will provide better connectivity and alternative routes to the eastern part of the city.
- •The project is expected to directly benefit around 2 lakh residents living near Vijay Nagar, Star Square, Bengali Square, and Pipliyahana.
- •District administration, Municipal Corporation, and police carried out a joint operation to remove encroachments and illegal constructions in Pipliyahana and Shiv Nagar.
- •About 3.2 kilometers of the road has already been constructed at a cost of 55 crore rupees, and the remaining section's work has now resumed.
Key Questions Answered
The RE-2 Ring Road Extension in Indore is about 4.25 kilometers long and 45 meters wide, designed to provide better connectivity to the eastern part of the city. Its main objective is to facilitate smooth movement between the Ring Road, Bypass, and major areas while easing traffic pressure.
Approximately 3.2 kilometers of the RE-2 project has already been constructed at a cost of about 55 crore rupees. Work on the remaining portion was previously stalled due to encroachments and houses, but the path is now cleared for completion.
The project is expected to directly benefit around 2 lakh people, particularly improving travel between Vijay Nagar, Star Square, Bengali Square, Pipliyahana, Bhoori Tekri, and the Naita Mundla RTO area. Residents living in townships and colonies around the Ring Road and Bypass will receive a convenient alternative route.
