Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has approved Rs 937 crore for the development of a 45-km stretch from Bhuj to Nakhatrana as a four lane high-speed corridor.

As part of this initiative to prioritise the infrastructure development including those connecting important tourist destinations in the state. 

This road plays a key role in connecting the international border, the Panandhro Lignite Mines, and serves as an important link between Kutch and neighbouring districts as well as other states across the country. 

Currently a 10 meters wide road, soon to be upgraded into a high-speed corridor, will improve travel convenience to the renowned pilgrimage site of Mata No Madh, as well as popular tourist destinations like Narayan Sarovar, Dhordo, and White Rann of Kutch in the future.

Moreover, this road plays a key role in connecting the international border, the Panandhro Lignite Mines, and serves as an important link between Kutch and neighbouring districts as well as other states across the country.

By transforming the Bhuj-Nakhtrana road into a four-lane high-speed corridor, easy, fast, and fuel-efficient transportation will be made possible in the future.