The proposed Maharashtra Samruddhi Mahamarg is divided into five packages. Package 2 of the project includes Amravati, Washim and Buldhana districts.

While finalizing the alignment of the Maharashtra Samruddhi Mahamarg, the concerned departments thought about maintaining environmental balance.

After the announcement of Maharashtra Samruddhi Mahamarg, in the initial phase of this project, it was understood by MSRDC that due to lack of information, there was some resistance for the project from the rural areas.

MSRDC has always strived to protect the biodiversity and avoid any destruction of the forest reserves of Katepurna, Karanja Sohol and Tansa forest reserves through which the Mahamarg will pass.

Under the Maharashtra Samruddhi Corridor project, after the successful completion of the land measurement activity, the land acquisition process is under way since July 2017.

The Samruddhi Mahamarg was divided into 16 parts to enable speedy completion of the work. Let us understand these 16 divisions through this blog…

The Maharashtra Samruddhi Mahamarg will not only join the two cities of Mumbai and Nagpur, the 390 small and large villages and towns between these two cities will also prosper.

The Government is always trying to work on many levels so that only the factual and official information reaches to the general public.

MSRDC is always mindful about the environment and sustainability while providing people with the state of the art infrastructure.

Citizens put forth the issue at different levels that it is better to widen the existing highway rather than constructing an entirely new route for the Samruddhi Mahamarg.