Archive · 23 Jun 2025
Potholes Plague Indore Road While Heritage Walk Explores Past
In Indore, the road leading to the Tulsi Nagar bridge has developed many potholes shortly after it was built.
People are upset because they think the road was built poorly with cheap materials.
The damaged road is now dangerous, especially for those on two-wheelers.
Separately, history lovers took a walk to see the historical places of Indore, learning about the royal past and important people who lived there.
Tulsi Nagar bridge approach road in Indore is deteriorating with potholes.
Residents allege poor construction using loose soil and thin asphalt.
Potholes pose a daily danger to commuters, especially with monsoon approaching.
A heritage walk explored Indore's royal past and historical sites.
Participants learned about the Holkar dynasty and key historical figures.
- Who
- Commuters and history enthusiasts.
- What
- Potholes developed on a bridge approach road and a heritage walk.
- When
- Road damage is recent and the heritage walk occurred on a Sunday morning.
- Where
- Indore, India.
- Why
- Road damage due to alleged poor construction and a heritage walk to explore the city's history.
Concerns Over Road Quality
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Construction Quality
Concerns Over Road Quality
Local residents allege shortcuts in construction using loose soil and thin asphalt, causing the potholes.
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- Location
- Indore, India
- Road Affected
- Tulsi Nagar Bridge Approach
- Cause of Damage
- Potholes
- Heritage Walk Start
- Chhatri of ChimnajiraoAppa Bolia Sarkar
- Heritage Walk Destination
- Rajwada