
The Uttar Pradesh cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, has approved the extension of the Ganga Expressway to Haridwar. The proposed greenfield stretch will be a six-lane highway, with provision for…
The Uttar Pradesh cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, has approved the extension of the Ganga Expressway to Haridwar. The proposed greenfield stretch will be a six-lane highway, with provision for future expansion to eight lanes.

The expansion project is expected to cost Rs 10,761 crore. The decision is part of a broader push to boost the state's expressway network and promote religious tourism along the corridor.
The Ganga Expressway, originally planned to connect Meerut with Prayagraj, is being extended west to Haridwar, a key pilgrimage destination. The state government has prioritised expressway connectivity to major religious sites, with the Bundelkhand Expressway already linking to Chitrakoot. The project cost of Rs 10,761 crore adds to the over Rs 36,000 crore already approved for the expressway's main stretch. The Uttar Pradesh Expressways Industrial Development Authority will execute the project. The cabinet's next step will be land acquisition and detailed project reports, with completion timelines to be set once tenders are awarded.
Source: indiatvnews.com
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