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Work on roads to be taken up on priority

Special Correspondent

19 roads in various city areas identified

BANGALORE: The Government will take up work on 19 roads under three packages on a priority basis, based on the demands placed by the industry representatives, particularly information technology. The work would include asphalting where necessary, straightening kerb stones, creating bus bays, etc.

The roads identified in the central business district area are: Mahatma Gandhi Road (Brigade Road junction-Trinity Church junction); Ulsoor Road (Trinity Church junction-Taj Residency-Dickenson Road junction); Dickenson Road (Mahatma Gandhi Road to Kamaraj Road junction); Magrath Road (Brigade Road junction to Richmond Road junction); Commissariat Road (Mayo Hall junction to Garuda Mall-Lifestyle junction); Primrose Road; Brunton Road; Church Street; Vittal Mallya Road; Lavelle Road; Madras Bank Road; and Museum Road, Hayes Road, Convent Road.

In the Airport Road-Indiranagar corridor, the roads are: Airport Road (100 ft road junction to Suranjan Das Road junction); 80 ft Road (Old Madras Road to Airport Road via Kodihalli); Jeevan Bima Nagar Road (Suranjan Das Road-80 ft Road); Thippasandra Main Road (80 ft Road-Suranjan Das Road); 12th Main Road (80 ft Road to First Main).

In the Hosur Road-Sarjapur Road-Koramangala-Madivala corridor, the roads are: Lower Agaram Road (Richmond Road-Ejipura Main Road); 20th Main Road (80 ft Road-Hosur Road-Forum); 8th Main Road (100 ft Inner Ring Road-Sarjapur Road); 7th Cross Road (100 ft Intermediate Ring Road-80 ft Road-Sarjapura Road); 1st A Cross Road (100 ft Intermediate Ring Road-20th Main Road); and 5th Cross Road (100 feet Intermediate Ring Road-20th Main Road).

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