Indore, Madhya Pradesh, Introduces Jet Pressure Cold Patchwork Technology First in the State
Indore Embraces Revolutionary Road Repair Method
Indore, the largest city in Madhya Pradesh, has made a significant stride in modernizing its infrastructure by becoming the first city in the state to implement a state-of-the-art road repair method. This advanced technology is expected to improve road durability, speed up repair operations, and address challenges faced during the rainy season.
The Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) is the first civic body in Madhya Pradesh to use this technology for road repair works. The works are being done using cold patchwork through jet pressure technology, a method that has primarily been used in states such as Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, and Goa.
The launch event was attended by Indore-3 MLA Golu Shukla, public works in-charge Rajendra Rathore, regional corporator Rupali Pentharakar, additional municipal commissioner Abhay Rajnangavkar, superintendent engineer BR Lodhi, and several other officials. Speaking on the occasion, Bhargav emphasized the city's goal of carrying out road construction and repair work quickly, efficiently, and with higher quality.
Bhargav also stated that the city has started adopting new and modern technologies in infrastructure projects. The rate for this advanced road repair method was included in MPUADD on July 1. The IMC is currently modernizing road infrastructure in the Rajwada area, with the works being carried out smoothly during the monsoon season.
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