Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Delhi PWD Sets Record, Repairs 3,433 Potholes in a Day
The Delhi government fixed a lot of potholes in one day, calling it a record.
They wanted to make the roads safer, especially with the rainy season coming.
Many workers and special machines were used to fix the roads quickly.
They took pictures to show the work was done well.
The government wants to show that they can fix problems and make things better for people.
Delhi PWD repaired 3,433 potholes in a single day, claiming a 'world record'.
The repair work covered 1,400 km of roads across Delhi.
PWD Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh oversaw the operation, which began early Tuesday.
Over 200 maintenance vans and more than 1,000 personnel were involved in the drive.
The initiative aimed to prevent accidents and improve road conditions before the monsoon season.
- Who
- Delhi PWD, led by Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh.
- What
- Delhi PWD repaired 3,433 potholes in a day-long drive.
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To reduce accidents and improve road conditions before monsoon season.
Road Quality Concerns
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Road Conditions
Road Quality Concerns
Roads had numerous potholes needing repair.
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- Department
- PWD (Public Works Department)
- Number of Potholes Fixed
- 3,433
- Road Length Covered
- 1,400 km
- Minister Involved
- Parvesh Sahib Singh
- Personnel Involved
- Over 1,000
