Cabinet approves two elevated highway corridors in Varanasi

The Union Cabinet approved two elevated highway corridors along the Varuna and Ganga rivers in Varanasi to ease traffic congestion.

The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved two elevated highway corridors worth Rs 25,446 crore along the Varuna and Ganga rivers in Varanasi.

The 43-km Varuna corridor will connect NH-31 and the Varanasi ring road. The 46-km Ganga corridor will link NH-19 and the ring road. Both projects will use the hybrid annuity mode.

Varanasi receives around 15 crore tourists annually, adding pressure on the city's mobility system.

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