The Odisha Cabinet has approved an estimated 579 INR-Crore Jaydev Vihar-Nandankanan road corridor project in Bhubaneswar. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi chaired the Cabinet meeting that cleared the proposal. Infracon Pvt Ltd emerged as the lowest bidder and will execute the project on a turnkey basis. The 9.5 Km corridor is targeted for completion within 24 months.
The project will widen the existing six-lane corridor into an eight-lane carriageway with service roads. The upgraded stretch will extend from Kalinga Stadium (Gate No. 4) to the Raghunathpur bridge. The scope includes 17.5 Km of service roads and a four-lane cable-stayed bridge at Jaydev Vihar. Additionally, the project will construct flyovers at Jaydev Vihar, Kalinga Hospital Square, Damana Square and KIIT Square. It also includes improvements at Kalarahanga Junction. Further, the project covers slip roads, pedestrian subways, underground parking, drainage systems, bridges, roundabouts, lighting, landscaping, avenue plantation and road safety infrastructure. The Cabinet also approved a 10-year defect liability and maintenance period.
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The Jaydev Vihar Nandankanan road corridor is expected to improve connectivity between Bhubaneswar and Cuttack through Baranga. Additionally, the corridor will ease traffic congestion and reduce travel time. The project will also strengthen connectivity to residential areas, educational institutions, commercial centers and business hubs while supporting the city’s long-term urban mobility strategy.
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