Six-laning of Kozhikode Bypass likely to begin in August
The Hindu
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Dragging on for nearly five years, the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) is still awaiting a nod from the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways to go ahead with the ₹1,850 crore six laning Kozhikode Bypass Project. However a ray of hope is the assurance given by R K Pandey, member (projects), NHAI, to Kozhikode MP , M.K Raghavan in New Delhi on Tuesday. The construction activities could possibly be started in August, Mr. Raghavan said.
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