The Madhya Pradesh Cabinet approves a ₹1,757 crore project to widen the Bhopal–Vidisha road to four lanes. The plan covers an existing 44.83-kilometre stretch and is intended to convert the current two-lane roadway into a four-lane corridor.
Both outlets report the approval by the state cabinet, but provide limited additional details beyond the project cost and road length. Times of India frames the approval as “cabinet nod” for the four-lane road project, while Swarajya specifies that the approved figure is ₹1,757.55 crore and reiterates the 44.83 km distance. Neither source provides timelines for construction, details on land acquisition, or funding mechanisms.
Overall, the reporting agrees on the core decision and key figures: the state’s approval, the project cost around ₹1,757 crore, and the target corridor of 44.83 km for four-lane expansion.
