Rajasthan Allocates ₹2,101 Crore for Non-Patchable, Missing-Link Roads

The Rajasthan government has approved a budget of ₹2,101 crore to tackle the issue of non-patchable and missing-link roads in the state. This allocation aims to improve connectivity in areas where existing roads cannot be repaired by patching and where gaps in the network hinder travel. The funds are expected to be used for constructing new road sections and upgrading existing ones to meet safety and durability standards. By addressing these critical infrastructure gaps, the state hopes to enhance mobility for residents and support economic activities in underserved regions.