Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Maharashtra to Improve Inter-State Road Connectivity for Growth
Maharashtra is building new highways to connect all its revenue divisions with nearby states.
This will make it easier to travel, attract tourists, and help local areas grow.
The government will also make it simpler for builders to get the materials they need and will speed up the process of getting land for the roads.
They're also thinking about building a ropeway for tourism.
Maharashtra plans to connect each revenue division to neighboring states with new highways.
The initiative aims to boost transport, tourism, and local development.
A 'Maharashtra Inter-State Road Connectivity Scheme' roadmap will be prepared.
Charges for minor minerals will be directly deducted from contractor bills.
A committee will expedite the land transfer process for road construction.
- Who
- Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule and PWD Minister Shivrendra Raje Bhosale
- What
- Maharashtra will connect its revenue divisions with neighboring states via highways.
- When
- July 23rd, Wednesday
- Where
- Maharashtra, India
- Why
- To boost transport, tourism, and local development.
- Scheme Name
- Maharashtra Inter-State Road Connectivity Scheme
- Road Length
- 150-200 kilometers (approximate)
- Focus Areas
- Transport, tourism, regional growth
- Committee Members
- Sub-Divisional Registration Officer, Executive Engineer, Resident Deputy Collector
- Proposed Project
- Ropeway in Koradi near Nagpur (under Parvatmala Scheme)