The long-awaited reconstruction of the road from Military Tiraha to Rampur Chungi in Roorkee has received approval for around ₹6 crore. The funding will come from the Kumbh Mela infrastructure fund, clearing the way for the project to move ahead.

The road has developed deep potholes at several points, creating difficulties for motorists and residents who use the route regularly. Its condition worsened after rainfall, while the damaged surface also increased the risk of accidents.

Tender process to begin

The Public Works Department will now complete the tender process before starting construction. The project is expected to improve movement between Military Tiraha and Rampur Chungi and reduce the problems caused by the damaged road.

Cabinet Minister Pradeep Batra pursued the reconstruction proposal after the road condition became a continuing public concern. Approval of the funds followed those efforts.

Batra said the tender would be issued soon and that construction would then be started. The available information does not specify a date for the tender or the completion of the road.

For people living in the surrounding area and drivers using the route every day, the main expected benefit is smoother travel. The reconstruction is also intended to address the potholes and poor surface that have affected movement along the stretch.

Conclusion

Around ₹6 crore has been approved for rebuilding the damaged Military Tiraha–Rampur Chungi road in Roorkee. The next verified step is the Public Works Department’s tender process, after which construction is expected to begin.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Which road will be reconstructed?

The road from Military Tiraha to Rampur Chungi in Roorkee will be reconstructed.

Q. How much funding has been approved?

Around ₹6 crore has been approved for the road project.

Q. Which fund will finance the work?

The funding has been approved from the Kumbh Mela infrastructure fund.

Q. Why was the reconstruction needed?

The road had deep potholes and had deteriorated further after rainfall, causing difficulties for motorists and increasing the risk of accidents.

Q. Which department will handle the next stage?

The Public Works Department will complete the tender process before construction begins.

Q. When will construction start?

A tender is expected to be issued soon, but no specific construction start date has been provided.