The Government of India has sanctioned the Ganjam road projects in Odisha with a total investment of 290 INR-Crore. The approval was announced on Thursday, April 9. The projects aim to improve urban road infrastructure in Ganjam town and surrounding areas.
The project includes the development of a 6.72 Km bypass road connecting NH-157 and NH-59. It will be built as a two-lane corridor with two flyovers and one underpass. Authorities have allocated 159.5 INR-Crore for the bypass, including 37.43 INR-Crore for land acquisition. Additionally, the scope includes the construction of high-level bridges over the Rushikulya and Badanadi rivers, along with a bridge over the Tipisara nullah, at a cost of 126.5 INR-Crore. These bridges will be developed under the Setu Bandhan scheme for 2025–26. Further, the Center has sanctioned 0.66 INR-Crore for preparing a DPR for a 33 Km four-lane road from Berhampur to Aska.
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Once implemented, the Ganjam road projects will enhance mobility and reduce congestion in the region. They will also support urban infrastructure growth and improve connectivity across Ganjam.
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