13 November 2026
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Rs. 7,737 Crore for Gujarat Roads: CM Bhupendra Patel Approves Nine New High-Speed Corridors for Safer Commutes

Gujarat CM Mr. Bhupendra Patel approves Rs. 7,737 crore for 124 road projects, including nine high-speed corridors to enhance connectivity.
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Gujarat Chief Minister Mr. Bhupendra Patel has given the green light to a major infrastructure push by approving Rs. 7,737 crore for 124 projects dedicated to strengthening the state’s road network. This ambitious initiative is set to accelerate regional connectivity and improve commuter safety across Gujarat.

Also Read: CM Bhupendra Patel Unveils Gujarat@75 Agenda for 2035: A Vision for Sustainable, Inclusive Growth and Innovation

Garvi Gujarat High-Speed Corridors: A Game-Changer for Road Connectivity

As announced in this year’s state budget, the government plans to develop 12 new high-speed corridors under the ‘Garvi Gujarat High-Speed Corridor’ initiative. These corridors aim to modernize the state’s road infrastructure, reduce traffic congestion, and promote seamless travel for both passengers and freight.

Approval for Nine High-Speed Corridors Worth Rs. 5,576 Crore

On Saturday, Mr. Patel approved the development of nine high-speed corridors spanning 809 kilometers, with an investment of Rs. 5,576 crore. This development will make key transit routes safer, faster, and more reliable, reflecting the government’s focus on infrastructure-led growth and economic development.

Infrastructure Development with a Focus on Safety and Convenience

The high-speed corridors are designed with state-of-the-art engineering standards to ensure commuter convenience and safety. The government aims to ease heavy traffic bottlenecks, promote faster logistics, and support Gujarat’s role as an industrial and commercial hub.

Boosting Economic Growth through Robust Road Networks

The Rs. 7,737 crore allocation demonstrates the government’s commitment to enhancing transport infrastructure, which will bolster trade, tourism, and investment in the region. Strengthened roadways are critical to sustaining Gujarat’s dynamic economy and improving quality of life for residents.

Also Read: Gujarat Sets Bold Vision for 2035: Rs. 7.5 Lakh Crore Push for AI Education, Green Jobs, and Next-Gen Infrastructure


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