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CM Bhagwant Mann Road Infrastructure Push: Better Connectivity, Stronger Economy in Punjab

by Desk

Bhagwant Mann Government strengthens Punjab’s connectivity with modern roads, e-tendering, and AI-driven planning; 30,237 roads connect every corner of the state.

Punjab is making rapid and assured progress because to Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann progressive policies and open administration. Every industry is undergoing clear, timely, and people-first development, from roads and drinking water to sports, education, health, agriculture, and electricity. Punjab’s progress is accelerating in the present day.

Punjab is constructing its future on strong foundations by upgrading 19,491 km of roads.

Any state’s growth is based on its roads. A historic statewide initiative to reinforce, improve, and repair Punjab’s road network has been launched by the Mann Government in recognition of this.

An estimated ₹4,150 crore+ is being spent on the repair and renovation of 7,373 link roads, which span more than 19,000 km.

This is not merely building; it is responsible, scientific, and planned development backed by ongoing upkeep.

  • The amount allotted for improvements and repairs is ₹3,424.67 crore.
  • A five-year maintenance budget of ₹725.75 crore has been set aside to guarantee quality and durability.

World-Class Roads Connect Punjab to Every Area

Even the most isolated villages are now connected by top-notch roads, guaranteeing mobility, connection, and economic prospects like never before under Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann’s direction.

Currently, Punjab has:

  • 30,237 connected roads
  • Total length of the connection road: 64,878 kilometers
  • 31,386 km of PWD-built roads and 33,492 km of Punjab Mandi Board-maintained roads

The foundation of a more robust rural economy, better market access for farmers, and simpler daily travel for locals is this extensive network.

Openness First: Public Works 100% E-Tendering

Every road improvement and maintenance project is being completed completely transparently. The entire procedure was carried out via e-tendering, guaranteeing honest execution, fair competition, and excellent outcomes.

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The Road Survey Driven by AI Saves ₹383.53 Crore

The Punjab government employed artificial intelligence for the first time to survey roads in need of renovation or repair.

This cutting-edge, methodical approach produced:

  • Identifying damaged sections accurately
  • Quality-oriented planning
  • An astounding savings of ₹383.53 crore for the state

In an effort to further guarantee quality, the Mann Government also hosted Punjab’s first-ever “Road Infrastructure Development Conference,” which brought together agencies, contractors, and officers to standardize best practices and provide clear instructions:

There should be no compromising of connecting road quality.

An Open Approach to Development

The Mann Government upholds the following principles in its road building program:

  • Well-intentioned
  • Long-term objectives
  • Using modern technology and being accountable
  • Benefits received by all citizens

Punjab is reestablishing communities, updating infrastructure, and restoring confidence in addition to fixing roads.

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Roads in Punjab are setting the standard as the state grows.

More than simply infrastructure is being developed by this road project. It’s a commitment. a promise. An investment in Punjab’s future over the long run.

Modern technology, open procedures, and a defined development goal are all being used by the Mann Government to build roads that will have a long-term impact on Punjab’s progress.

Punjab is changing its course, not just repairing its roads.

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