Smart Infrastructure Boost: Rajkot Civic Body Sanctions ₹144 Crore Projects for Urban Development

Rajkot Civic Body Approves ₹144 Crore Projects for Urban Development

Smart Infrastructure Boost: Rajkot Civic Body Sanctions Rs.144 Crore Projects for Urban Development

Key Projects Approved by RMC

1. Fire Station and Staff Quarters RMC gave top priority to emergency services with a new fire station and staff quarters on Pardi Road in Ward No. 17. This project, costing ₹210.55 million, fills crucial gaps in disaster response infrastructure.

2. Smart City Upgrades Focus on tech-driven enhancements fits with Rajkot’s smart city goals:

  • Integrated traffic management systems
  • IoT-enabled utility monitoring
  • Digital civic service platforms

Road Network Expansion

150 Ft Road Redevelopment A major arterial route will get a redesign for better traffic flow and pedestrian safety. Proposed improvements include: • Wider vehicle lanes • Dedicated cycling paths • Enhanced street lighting

Water and Utilities Modernization

25 MLD Water Filter Plant at Nyari Dam This initiative aims to:

  • Boost clean water accessibility
  • Meet future population growth needs
  • Cut reliance on temporary sources

Long-Term Water Security The Maliya Branch Canal Project ensures a sustainable Narmada water supply from Sardar Sarovar Dam to Rajkot.

Urban Living Enhancements

Residential and Commercial Developments Though not part of the ₹144 crore budget, RMC’s broader plans include: • Affordable housing schemes • Mixed-use commercial zones • Green infrastructure integration

Strategic Implications

Rajkot’s infrastructure overhaul makes it a top spot for investment with:

  • Improved connectivity
  • Better disaster preparedness
  • Sustainable resource management

These projects show RMC’s dedication to creating livable, resilient urban environments in line with India’s broader smart city mission.