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Long-Awaited Keshavnagar-Kharadi Flyover To Open For Commuters On August 16
A new bridge called a flyover is opening in Pune, a city in India.
It connects two neighborhoods called Keshavnagar and Kharadi.
Many people who live and travel there have been waiting a long time for this bridge.
It will finally open to the public on Sunday, August 16.
There will be a special opening ceremony at 4 pm.
A government leader named Murlidhar Mohol will officially open the bridge.
The flyover is about 411 metres long and 24 metres wide, and cars can travel on it in both directions.
It should make traffic move faster and cut travel time between the two areas.
The project cost about ₹23.47 crore, and almost ₹23 crore has already been spent.
Now people can finally use the new route.
The Keshavnagar-Kharadi flyover in Pune will open to commuters on Sunday, August 16.
Union Minister of State Murlidhar Mohol will inaugurate the bridge at 4 pm.
The inauguration was originally expected on August 15 but was moved to August 16 by the Pune district administration.
The flyover is about 411 metres long and 24 metres wide, with two-way traffic planned.
The project has a tender value of about ₹23.47 crore, with nearly ₹23 crore spent so far.
- Who
- Union Minister of State Murlidhar Mohol, along with residents and daily commuters of Keshavnagar, Kharadi and surrounding areas
- What
- The long-awaited Keshavnagar-Kharadi flyover will open to commuters
- Where
- Pune
- When
- Sunday, August 16, at 4 pm, after being rescheduled from the earlier expected date of August 15
- Why
- To ease traffic movement in the rapidly developing corridor and reduce travel time between Keshavnagar and Kharadi
Key facts
- Location
- Pune
- Route
- Keshavnagar to Kharadi
- Inauguration date
- Sunday, August 16
- Inauguration time
- 4 pm
- Inaugurated by
- Union Minister of State Murlidhar Mohol
- Length
- About 411 metres
- Width
- 24 metres
- Project cost
- Tender value of about ₹23.47 crore; nearly ₹23 crore spent










