Tirupur District Municipality Initiates Rs.12 Lakh Cement Road Project for Improved Local Travel

Coimbatore: In a move aimed at enhancing local infrastructure, the Dharapuram Municipality in Tirupur District held a Bhumi Puja ceremony to mark the commencement of a new project. Municipal Chairman K. Pappu Kannan initiated the construction of a cement road worth Rs. 12 lakh under the Urban Road Development Project in the 4th Ward area.

Addressing the attendees, Chairman Kannan highlighted the longstanding issue faced by residents in the 4th Ward area, who had lacked proper road facilities for many years. The municipal administration stepped in to address this concern, allocating a budget of Rs. 12 lakhs from public funds to construct the much-needed cement road.

The new road construction is anticipated to significantly improve local mobility, allowing residents to travel in the area without difficulty. The project aligns with the municipality’s commitment to enhancing the living standards of its residents and ensuring better accessibility within the community.

Several local dignitaries and officials were present at the event, including City Councilor Rajathi Pandian, 4th Ward Secretary Ravichandran, Ward Chairman Senniappan, Ward Representatives Auruchami, Mahalatsumirathanam, Polling Agents Gunasekaran, Periyasamy, Balakrishnan, Muniappan, Arumugam, and enthusiastic members of the public. Their presence signifies the community’s support for the initiative, emphasizing the collaborative efforts between local authorities and residents to foster positive changes in the area’s infrastructure.