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Rajasthan Expands Road Network and Prepares for RRTS Connectivity
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News18•08-10-2026, 06:31
Rajasthan Expands Road Network and Prepares for RRTS Connectivity
- •Rajasthan government has completed about 10,000 kilometers of missing link roads to improve rural and regional connectivity.
- •Approval has been granted for 327 Atal Pragati Paths with a budget of Rs 813 crore, of which 282 works are already completed.
- •Preparations are underway to extend the proposed Regional Rapid Transit System from Delhi-Haryana to Behror and Kotputli in Rajasthan.
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About 10,000 kilometers of missing link roads have been constructed across Rajasthan to provide better connectivity to areas previously deprived of direct routes, improving access to agricultural produce, local trade, and essential services.
A total of Rs 813 crore has been approved for the construction of 327 Atal Pragati Paths in Rajasthan, out of which 282 works have already been completed to enhance local road connectivity between towns and rural areas.
Action is currently underway to bring the proposed Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) from the Delhi-Haryana region to Behror in Rajasthan and subsequently expand it to Kotputli, strengthening the region's public transport and NCR connection.
