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Arunachal’s CMCSRDP Phase‑I: 62 of 67 Road Projects Completed, Rs 2,334 Cr Allocated for Phase‑II
✍️ Northeast Today
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 01:37 PM
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Arunachal Pradesh’s Comprehensive State Road Development Plan Phase‑I has seen 62 of its 67 road projects finished, with the state earmarking ₹2,334 crore for the next phase.
Arunachal Pradesh’s Comprehensive State Road Development Plan (CMCSRDP) has entered a significant milestone as 62 out of 67 planned road projects are now complete, according to the latest state report. The initiative, launched to improve connectivity across the remote and hilly terrain of the state, aims to link isolated communities and boost economic activity.
The completion of 62 projects marks a 92.5% success rate in Phase‑I, a figure that officials say reflects the state’s commitment to infrastructure development. Key routes that have been finished include the Tawang–Pangin and the Bomdila–Ziro corridors, which are expected to reduce travel time dramatically.
Looking ahead, the state government has earmarked ₹2,334 crore for Phase‑II of the CMCSRDP. The funds will be used to finish the remaining five road projects and to upgrade existing routes to meet national safety and quality standards.
Infrastructure experts predict that the new roads will not only facilitate smoother movement of goods and people but also open up tourism potential in Arunachal’s scenic landscapes, thereby contributing to the state’s long‑term growth.
The completion of 62 projects marks a 92.5% success rate in Phase‑I, a figure that officials say reflects the state’s commitment to infrastructure development. Key routes that have been finished include the Tawang–Pangin and the Bomdila–Ziro corridors, which are expected to reduce travel time dramatically.
Looking ahead, the state government has earmarked ₹2,334 crore for Phase‑II of the CMCSRDP. The funds will be used to finish the remaining five road projects and to upgrade existing routes to meet national safety and quality standards.
Infrastructure experts predict that the new roads will not only facilitate smoother movement of goods and people but also open up tourism potential in Arunachal’s scenic landscapes, thereby contributing to the state’s long‑term growth.