Siswan-Baddi road opened for traffic * City commuters to travel 24 km less to reach Baddi
With the much-awaited Siswan-Baddi road thrown open to traffic on Wednesday, Chandigarh has come closer to Baddi, a major industrial hub of Himachal Pradesh.
The 5.23 kilometres stretch, which establishes another direct road link between Punjab and Himachal Pradesh, has been constructed in seven years. It will reduce the distance between Chandigarh and Baddi by 24 km.
The stretch connects NH-21 in Punjab with NH-21A, on which Baddi and Shimla are located, in Himachal Pradesh.
Now, Chandigarh commuters can take a shorter and wider road instead of the congested Panchkula-Pinjore road to reach Baddi and Shimla. They will reach Baddi after travelling 23 km via Majra and Siswan.
Similarly, commuters from Mohali, Kharar, Kurali and other towns on NH-21 in Punjab will travel 47 km less to reach Baddi and Shimla.
With the much-awaited Siswan-Baddi road thrown open to traffic on Wednesday, Chandigarh has come closer to Baddi, a major industrial hub of Himachal Pradesh.
The 5.23 kilometres stretch, which establishes another direct road link between Punjab and Himachal Pradesh, has been constructed in seven years. It will reduce the distance between Chandigarh and Baddi by 24 km.
The stretch connects NH-21 in Punjab with NH-21A, on which Baddi and Shimla are located, in Himachal Pradesh.
Now, Chandigarh commuters can take a shorter and wider road instead of the congested Panchkula-Pinjore road to reach Baddi and Shimla. They will reach Baddi after travelling 23 km via Majra and Siswan.
Similarly, commuters from Mohali, Kharar, Kurali and other towns on NH-21 in Punjab will travel 47 km less to reach Baddi and Shimla.
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