2 November 2026
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MP Approves ₹626 Crore Land Compensation for Indore-Ujjain Green Field 4-Lane to Boost Travel and Tourism

48.1 km expressway to cut travel time to 30 minutes, enhance Mahakal Temple connectivity, support Simhastha 2028, and promote local and industrial development
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Indore-Ujjain: The Indore-Ujjain Green Field 4-Lane road project is moving forward rapidly, with land acquisition in 20 villages across Hatod and Sanwer tehsils. Collector Shivam Verma confirmed that compensation distribution has commenced for affected farmers and landowners.

A total compensation of ₹626.49 crore has been approved, benefiting 662 account holders and their families. Villages included in the project are Budhaniya, Hatod, Sagwal, Kankariya Bodia, Jambudi Sarvar, Jinda Kheda, Ratan Khedi, Bibi Khedi, Pipliya Kayasth, Hariy Khedi, Khatediya, Rangkaradiya, Kachhaliya, Balghara, Potlod, Tumni, Magarkhedi, Chittoda, Ballariya, and Ralamandal.

Boost to Religious Tourism and Connectivity

The new four-lane expressway is expected to significantly enhance religious tourism between Indore and Ujjain. The project includes service roads, underpasses, ducts on both sides, two flyovers, and one Railway Over Bridge (ROB), ensuring smooth and safe travel.

Once completed, travel time between Indore and Ujjain will reduce to just 30 minutes from the current 1–1.5 hours. The road will provide direct connectivity from Indore Airport to Mahakal Temple, strengthening Ujjain’s position as a religious tourism hub.

Read also: Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav Lays Foundation of Rs 800+ Crore AMRUT 2.0 Water Supply Project in Indore

Commercial, Industrial, and Local Benefits

Apart from tourism, the project is poised to bring commercial and industrial growth. The road will improve connectivity to the Pithampur industrial area and generate local employment opportunities. It will also play a crucial role in supporting the upcoming Simhastha 2028 festival, ensuring efficient transport and crowd management.

Project Overview

  • Length: 48.10 km
  • Estimated Cost: ₹2,935 crore
  • Structure: Four-lane access-controlled road, service lanes on both sides, 34 underpasses, 2 flyovers, 1 ROB
  • Travel Time: 30 minutes between Indore and Ujjain
  • Strategic Importance: Tourism, industrial connectivity, local employment, infrastructure development

The Indore-Ujjain Green Field 4-Lane road project is set to transform connectivity, promote tourism, and drive economic growth in Madhya Pradesh while benefiting local communities with fair compensation and enhanced infrastructure.

Read also: Who Is IAS Dileep Kumar Yadav? Ex-Indore Municipal Commissioner Transferred Twice in 2 Weeks, Now Heads MP State Tourism Devt Corporation


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