Summary:
The Madhya Pradesh Road Development Corporation (MPRDC) administration has undertaken the repair of roads before the rainy season starts so that the roads don’t deteriorate further in rainy season and to avoid formation of potholes in rainy season. MPRDC AGM Indore Siyaram Ahirwar told The Pioneer that we are repairing the 17-kilometer road from the Mhow to Simrole which is the second important road which connects Mhow to Indore and Khandwa. The layering of 7-kilometer road is complete and the remaining 10-kilometer road will be repaired in next 4 days. This is a two-lane road which was constructed under Asian development bank project. The builder company Rachna infrastructure limited Brajesh Rawal told that Asian development bank has given a grant of rs 180 crores for construction of 4 roads in Indore division i.e., Sanwer shipra 22 km, deplapur betma 22 km and kanwan mangod 48 km..