Protective barrier at 21 places on the highway

Madikeri, Feb. 25: Lok Sabha member Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wodeyar performed the ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of protective barrier at 21 places on National Highway 275 from Ibbani Resort to Sampaje at a cost of about Rs. 94 crore.

Speaking after performing the ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of protective barrier near Kartoji near Madenadu in Madikeri taluk, the MP said that protective barrier work is being carried out at 21 places as per the demand of the locals and the work will be completed in 18 months.

Highways in the country are developing due to the efforts of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari.

The government has taken up the connection road between the national capital, New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata and other places. He said that railway projects have also been developed by electrifying them. Earlier, there were few airports in the country, now more than 150 airports have been developed. International airports have been established in them. Thus, the country is ranked third in global development, he said.

The central government has organized many skill development programs to provide vocational training to the youth and give them more emphasis on self-employment. Under the Swachh Bharat Mission, many projects have been planned, including construction of toilets, emphasizing environmental cleanliness. The government has planned many programs for Kodagu district to protect the environment and conserve natural resources. He said that everyone should join hands in this regard.

Later, the MP, who spoke to reporters, said that experts in the construction of the protective barrier have prepared a plan after observing the local soil conditions here, and work will be done in this regard. Responding to a journalist's question regarding the widening of the road bends, the MP said that this is a difficult task and action will be taken without harming the environment.

Former Minister M.P. Appachuranjan spoke and praised the MP for stopping the implementation of cess on black pepper. He said that the Central Government has provided necessary cooperation for the construction of the barrier.

Former Legislative Council Member Sunil Subramani, Prominent Nagesh Kundalpadi, Ravi Kushalappa, Municipal Chairperson P. Kalawathi, Vice President Mahesh Jaini, Prominent Umesh Subramani, Savita Rakesh, Sabitha, Kimmudira Jagadish, Panattale Vini, Suresh Kulal, Tuntaje Rashmi, Uma Prabhu, Kangira. Satish, P.M. Ravi. Gautham, Sajil Krishna, Pushpa, Dhananjaya Agolikaje, Beliyana Chandraprakash, Assistant Executive Engineer G.H.Girish, Assistant Engineer Hanumantha of Rashtika Highway Sub-Division were present.

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