Greater Noida to get stronger infrastructure boost, Says MLA Tejpal Singh Nagar
The MLA also directed officials concerned to ensure that the construction work is completed within the stipulated timeline while maintaining quality standards so that residents can benefit from the improved infrastructure at the earliest.
Techzone-4 roads to get a major upgrade as Dadri MLA Tejpal Singh Nagar lays foundation stone for ₹4.29 crore widening and strengthening project in Greater Noida.
Greater Noida’s infrastructure development received another major push as the foundation stone was laid for the strengthening and widening of 24-metre and 30-metre roads in Sector Techzone-4 by Dadri MLA Tejpal Singh Nagar.
The road development project, being undertaken by the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority, will cover key stretches from Samriddhi Garden to Sarvottam School, Gaur Saundaryam to Earthcon Sanskriti and Cherry County to Centurion Park. The total estimated cost of the project has been fixed at ₹4.29 crore.
The project would significantly improve traffic movement and provide better connectivity to residents of the area. With the rapid rise in population and urbanisation in Greater Noida, widening and strengthening roads have become essential to ease congestion and ensure safer and smoother commuting.
MLA Tejpal Nagar
Under the leadership of the Uttar Pradesh government, development works in the Dadri Assembly constituency have gained momentum. Continuous efforts are being made to strengthen roads, electricity supply, water facilities and other basic infrastructure. This project is another important step towards accelerating the overall development of the region.
MLA Tejpal Nagar
Big infrastructure boost for Greater Noida as Dadri MLA @MLATejpalNagar lays foundation stone for ₹4.29 crore road widening and strengthening project in Techzone-4 under the leadership of CM @myogiadityanath.
The MLA also directed officials concerned to ensure that the construction work is completed within the stipulated timeline while maintaining quality standards so that residents can benefit from the improved infrastructure at the earliest.
Several dignitaries and local representatives were present during the programme, including MP representative Sandeep Sharma, Deepak Yadav, Mukesh Chauhan, Jeetu Sain, Kamal Kataria, Rajkumar Vidhuri, Sangeeta Tiwari, Nirmal Bhati, Tarun Gupta, Pooja, Narayan Gupta, Vineet Tyagi, Savitri, Pradeep Srivastava, Ankit Verma, Gaurav Verma, Chandan Ojha, Chanda Singh, Akhilesh, S.K. Gaur, Rajesh, Jyoti Gandhi, Ashish Dubey, Prabhat Shankar and Raghvendra Yadav among others.
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