Under the Bharatmala Project, the Indore-Hyderabad Expressway will be 713 km long, which will reduce the distance by 188 km and the travel time will be reduced to 10 hours. The cost of the project is Rs 15 thousand crore.
Indore Hyderabad expressway: The central government is constantly active to connect small cities to big cities and to strengthen the road connectivity of the country. So far, many big expressways have been built in India. At the same time, under the Bharatmala project, a project is being run to connect Madhya Pradesh to other states, which is going to be completed soon. A 713 km long expressway is being built by the central government to connect Indore to Hyderabad, which will reduce the distance between Hyderabad and Indore to just a few hours.
15 thousand crore rupees will be spent
According to officials, the 713 km expressway being built between Indore-Hyderabad has state highways at many places, which is being built like a national highway by NHAI. Also, it will connect to many state highways and national highways. The cost of this entire project is 15 thousand crores rupees.
If seen now, the distance from Hyderabad to Indore is about 900 kilometers. After the construction of this expressway, this distance will be reduced by about 188 kms and will become 713 kms. Due to this, one can reach Hyderabad from Indore in just 10 hours.
The expressway will pass through these cities
This highway will go to Muktainagar, Jalgaon, Akola, Hingoli and Nanded via Indore, Burhanpur and Barwah in MP and to Hyderabad via Mangalore, Ramsanpalli, Sangareddy in Telangana. After its construction, local trade will benefit. With the help of this expressway, traders will be able to easily transport their goods to big cities.
