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Deputy CM Shinde Unveils Teen Hath Naka Project to Relieve Thane Traffic
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🗓 26 Jul 2026, 08:34 PM
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Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde inaugurated the Teen Hath Naka decongestion scheme in Thane, aiming to ease traffic congestion on the city’s key routes.
Thane, a rapidly growing suburb of Mumbai, has long struggled with traffic snarls on its main arteries. In a bid to address the problem, Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde launched the Teen Hath Naka decongestion project today. The scheme is designed to widen existing roads and add new lanes at critical junctions, thereby improving traffic flow.
During the inauguration ceremony, Shinde highlighted the project’s role in reducing commute times and enhancing safety for motorists. He also assured that the construction would be carried out with minimal disruption to daily traffic.
The state government has earmarked funds for the project as part of its broader infrastructure development plan. Officials expect the new lanes to significantly cut congestion during peak hours.
Residents and commuters are hopeful that the initiative will bring lasting relief to Thane’s traffic woes, making the city more accessible for both locals and visitors.
During the inauguration ceremony, Shinde highlighted the project’s role in reducing commute times and enhancing safety for motorists. He also assured that the construction would be carried out with minimal disruption to daily traffic.
The state government has earmarked funds for the project as part of its broader infrastructure development plan. Officials expect the new lanes to significantly cut congestion during peak hours.
Residents and commuters are hopeful that the initiative will bring lasting relief to Thane’s traffic woes, making the city more accessible for both locals and visitors.