The section between CMC in the village of Puttuthak and Vellore Collectorate, a distance of at least 15 km, does not turn for trucks, trucks and buses. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
The charm on the Chennai – Bengaluru (NH 48), which is maintained by the Indian authority of the National Highway near New Campus of Christian Medical College (CMC) in the village of Puttuthak in Ranipet, will be prepared by December.
Nhai, who performs the work, said in Puttuthak, which is one of the “black spots” within the Ranipet district on the highway, is being built by RS 22-Crore.
According to police reports, the district administrations are susceptible to accidents. “Currently, the filling of the sand on the increased part of the section is carried out within the underpass. The road is also being compensated. The whole work will be completed by the end of the year,” said Nhai official.
Will will help reduce the total number of existing U-turn places in the section to prevent accidents. The section has several government schools, primary medical centers and car centers.
The increased part of the highway, where the work began, has a new spacious CMC campus. Every day, on average, the hospital, including its main campus, in Vellore gained almost one visitors to Lakha. Currently, people have to go at least 500 meters to the nearest crossroads for pedestrians at the crossroads of Puttuthak.
The section between CMC in the village of Puttuthak and Vellore Collectorate, a distance of at least 15 km, does not turn for trucks, trucks and buses.
According to standards, each underpass should be on average on the highway at a distance of 1.5 km to help a safe transition. Such devices can also appear at key intersections, crowded areas such as food joints on the highway.
The underpass will be 4.5 meters high and 20 meters wide. Currently, the highways between Krishnagiri and Walajapet (Ranipeta), a distance of 148 km, 17 such underpasses between Walajah and Krishnagiri, said Nhai officials.
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Published – 31 August 2025 17:44
