Gujarat Advances Infrastructure with Rs 400 Crore Road Project and Development Initiatives

Gujarat's infrastructure development received a significant boost as Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel laid the foundation for a 400 crore rupee, four-lane road project spanning 46 kilometers, connecting Amod, Roza, Tankaria, and Muler in Bharuch district. This strategic route aims to enhance connectivity between the Vadodara-Mumbai Expressway and the port city of Dahej, thereby streamlining logistics and alleviating traffic congestion. The foundation-laying ceremony was part of a broader development initiative, where the Chief Minister inaugurated and dedicated projects totaling 637 crore rupees across Bharuch district during a special Vikas Utsav organized by local authorities. Among these projects, 576 crore rupees were allocated specifically for road infrastructure, along with initiatives in healthcare, sanitation, education, and sports. During the event, CM Patel emphasized the transformative impact of development politics on the nation and highlighted Gujarat’s rapid growth, driven by the 'double engine' government model. He credited this approach for turning Bharuch, Ankleshwar, Jhagadia, and Dahej into thriving industrial centers that foster economic growth and employment op...