Dehradun, Sept. 25 -- Garhwal Post Bureau
Dehradun, 23 Sep: The state administration has claimed that a war-level work to repair roads damaged during the monsoon has begun in all districts of Uttarakhand and that the departmental teams are currently deployed from Kumaon to Garhwal and from hills to plains to carry out road repairs. The officials also claim that adhering to the deadline set by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami of 15 October, the roads across the state would be made pothole-free. They also claim that the progress of the campaign is being continuously monitored at the Chief Minister's level.
It may be recalled that, during the monsoon, heavy rainfall and landslides damaged roads at many places in the state. While potholes h...