The Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann government has completed another road infrastructure project in Dirba, with a 3.5-kilometre road connecting two major villages developed at a cost of ₹1.50 crore.
Punjab Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema shared details of the project, describing it as an important step towards improving road connectivity and transportation facilities for rural communities in the region.
3.5-Km Road to Improve Rural Connectivity
The newly developed road is expected to provide better connectivity between the two villages and make daily travel more convenient for local residents. The project is part of the state’s broader focus on strengthening rural infrastructure.
The ₹1.50 crore investment has been directed towards developing the 3.5-km stretch, which will improve access and connectivity for people living in surrounding rural areas.
Bhagwant Mann Government Focuses on Rural Infrastructure
Cheema said that under the leadership of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, the state government is giving renewed attention to rural infrastructure development.
He highlighted the importance of villages to Punjab’s social and economic landscape and said the government is working towards better roads, improved connectivity and modern rural infrastructure.
Focus on Better Roads in Punjab Villages
The latest project adds to the government’s ongoing efforts to improve transportation infrastructure in rural Punjab. Better road connectivity can facilitate easier movement for residents and improve access to nearby towns and essential services.
Cheema reiterated the government’s focus on development in villages, with improved infrastructure forming an important part of its rural development agenda.
