Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Shri Nitin Gadkari, recently made an announcement regarding the development of a new highway in Nagaland. In a series of tweets, the Minister revealed that the government is currently undertaking the construction of a 25-kilometer, 2-lane highway with hard shoulders. This highway will span from Chakabama to Zunheboto and is part of Package-3.
The primary objective of this project is to enhance connectivity with neighboring states in the northeast region. By establishing an efficient, sustainable, and economical transportation network, the government aims to provide convenient commuting options for all residents.
Shri Gadkari emphasized the government’s commitment, under the leadership of the Prime Minister, to deliver high-quality highway infrastructure in the northeast region. This initiative is expected to stimulate economic progress in the area, contributing to its overall development.
The development of the 25-kilometer highway with hard shoulders between Chakabama and Zunheboto represents a significant step toward improving transportation connectivity in Nagaland and the northeastern states. The government’s focus on enhancing infrastructure in the region underscores its dedication to fostering growth and prosperity for the people.
