LUCKNOW, Oct. 16 -- Plot buyers in Naimish Nagar may get better road connectivity to IIM Road as the Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) has started work on a 9.9-km extension of the Green Corridor at a cost of Rs 53 crore, said officials on Thursday. The project will connect IIM Road near Ghaila bridge to Naimish Nagar and link the developing housing scheme with Raitha Road, potentially easing access for people living in and around the area. The project comes as the LDA pushes infrastructure development in Naimish Nagar, where it has opened registration for 1,673 plots in the Brahma Khand and Bhoomi Khand sectors under phases 1 and 2. Better road access and timely completion of basic amenities will be crucial for plot buyers as the authority expands the scheme. LDA senior officials inspected the site on Thursday and directed officials to speed up construction. The project includes a 24-metre-wide embankment road and link road along the proposed corridor. The authority will also widen the existing road connecting IIM Road to Naimish Nagar through Mubarakpur crossing. The road currently measures around 10 metres, and the LDA plans to expand it to 24 metres to accommodate traffic and improve connectivity to the housing scheme....