Archive · 24 Jul 2026
CM Yadav Opens Lavkush Flyover Arm in Indore
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav opened one part of a new double-layer flyover at Lavkush Square in Indore.
This flyover will help cars coming from Ujjain avoid a busy traffic light, making the trip faster and less crowded.
The Chief Minister said that Indore is known for its development and that this flyover is a great example of modern engineering.
He also mentioned that the other part of the flyover will be finished soon, allowing smooth traffic in both directions.
The flyover will be very helpful during the 2028 Simhastha event, as it will handle more traffic, save time and fuel, and make driving safer and easier.
Many important people were there for the opening, and the Chief Minister checked on other work being done around the flyover.
The flyover has three levels: normal road traffic, a flyover for cars and the metro, and the new double-layer flyover.
The project cost Rs 175 crore and is 1,450 meters long.
Some work is still left, like building slip roads, widening service roads, and adding lights and green areas.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav inaugurated one arm of the double-layer flyover at Lavkush Square in Indore.
The flyover will reduce traffic congestion and travel time for vehicles coming from Ujjain to Mari Mata.
The Chief Minister described the project as a symbol of modern engineering and urban planning.
The flyover will play a crucial role in managing traffic during the 2028 Simhastha event.
The project cost Rs 175 crore and is 1,450 meters long, with some work still pending.
- Who
- Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargav, MLAs Golu Shukla and Ramesh Mendola, public representatives, officials, and local residents
- What
- Inauguration of one arm of the double-layer flyover at Lavkush Square in Indore
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Lavkush Square, Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To reduce traffic congestion and improve commute times for vehicles traveling from Ujjain to Mari Mata
Pro-Flyover Development
Anti-Flyover Development
Traffic Congestion
Pro-Flyover Development
The flyover will significantly reduce traffic congestion and improve commute times.
Anti-Flyover Development
The construction and maintenance of the flyover may cause temporary traffic disruptions and congestion.
Environmental Impact
Pro-Flyover Development
The flyover will reduce fuel consumption and emissions by easing traffic flow.
Anti-Flyover Development
The construction and operation of the flyover may have negative environmental impacts, such as increased noise and air pollution.
- Project Cost
- Rs 175 crore
- Length
- 1,450 metres
- Height
- 22 metres
- Main Span
- 65 metres long and 24 metres wide
- Steel Used
- About 800 tonnes, including two 400-tonne bow-string girders
- Pending Works
- Slip roads, at-grade roads, widening of service roads, lighting installation, landscaping, and development of the green belt