Project cost: ₹8,970 crore approved by Union Cabinet
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Cabinet clears ₹8,970-crore Guwahati–Tezpur access-controlled corridor
The Union Cabinet approved an ₹8,970-crore access-controlled corridor connecting Guwahati to Tezpur spanning 135 km with four lanes and an IAF emergency landing facility. This strategic infrastructure project will halve travel time and significantly enhance connectivity across Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, strengthening defence logistics and economic integration in the Northeast. The corridor's dual-use design serves both civilian transport and military readiness, reflecting the government's focus on border infrastructure development.
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Length: 135 km four-lane access-controlled highway corridor
Route: Connects Guwahati to Tezpur across Assam and Arunachal Pradesh
Strategic feature: Includes Indian Air Force emergency landing facility
Impact: Aims to halve travel time and boost Northeast connectivity
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