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Indore Approves Link Road, PPP Projects and Civic Infrastructure
Indore’s city government approved several projects to improve the city.
A new road will connect Kanadia Road with Khajrana Temple.
The city also plans an international swimming pool and a smart hub under a flyover.
Private companies may help build and operate some of these projects.
New markets will be built in Subhash Nagar and Vallabh Nagar.
A special street food area will be created near Annapurna Lake.
The city will also process coconut waste at a new plant.
Officials approved other steps involving public spaces, property taxes and worker pay.
Indore Municipal Corporation approved a link road connecting Kanadia Road with Khajrana Temple to improve connectivity and traffic movement.
The corporation approved PPP-based development and operation of an international swimming pool and a smart hub beneath the Footi Kothi flyover.
New markets are planned for Subhash Nagar and Vallabh Nagar, while a street food hub will replace the existing hawkers’ zone near Annapurna Lake.
An agency will be selected to establish and commission a 60-tonne-per-day coconut waste processing plant at Devguradia.
The civic body approved CSR-based public-space improvements, 70 new gantries, property-tax accounts for eligible private properties in illegal colonies and a simplified mutation process.
- Who
- The Indore Municipal Corporation’s Mayor-in-Council, chaired by Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargava.
- What
- Approved multiple road, civic amenity, waste-processing, market, public-space and property-administration projects.
- Where
- Indore, including Kanadia Road, Khajrana Temple, Footi Kothi, Annapurna Lake and Devguradia.
- When
- Tuesday, at a marathon Mayor-in-Council meeting.
- Why
- To improve connectivity, civic amenities, waste management and the broader development of the city.
Key facts
- Approving body
- Indore Municipal Corporation
- Chair
- Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargava
- Swimming pool model
- Public-private partnership
- Waste plant capacity
- 60 tonnes per day
- New gantries
- 70
- Advertising-rights period
- 10 years
- Property-tax provision
- Accounts may be opened for private properties in illegal colonies when complete ownership documents are available; government land and encroachments will not be taxed.
Quotes
Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargava
Mayor of Indore
“A detailed discussion on key issues concerning the city took place during today’s MIC meeting. Necessary directives were issued to improve civic amenities further, review the progress of development works and accelerate the holistic development of Indore.”
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