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NHAI to execute Bangalore peripheral ring road project

Thursday, 03 Jan 2008
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The Bangalore Peripheral Ring Road (PRR) project, which has been stalled for the last four years, will be implemented by National Highways Authority of India. Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) was initially entrusted with the task of implementing the PRR project.

One section of the PRR (four-lane) connecting Tumkur Road-Magadi-Road-Mysore Road-Kanakapura Road-Bannerghatta Road-Hosur Road (41 km) has been completed by Nandi Infrastructure Corridor Enterprises (NICE). This section of the PRR is part the Bangalore Mysore Infrastructure Corridor (BMIC) project, being developed by NICE.

The remaining stretch of the PRR (106 km) connecting Tumkur Road-Bellary Road-Old Madras Road-Whitefield-Varthur Road-Sarjapura Road-Hosur Road was to be developed by the BDA. But due to cost escalation, including acquisition of land in 2004, it is decided to hand over the project to NHAI.

The project involves acquisition of about 2,050 acres of land and is expected to cost Rs.1,600 crore. The proposed PRR project is a six-lane bi-directional divided carriageway having three-lanes on each side. NHAI will implement the project in two phases and the entire project will be funded by the Union government. Land acquisition will also be undertaken by NHAI.

Also See:

Peripheral Ring Road Project work to commence soon (08-Nov-07)

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