28
Sep
Dehradun (Rajeev Sharma): Months after devastating weather left scars across Uttarakhand’s road network, the state continues to struggle with the daunting task of restoring its lifelines. A total of 398 mountain roads that were damaged during the recent monsoon calamity still bear visible signs of destruction, with deep potholes and collapsed sections yet to be fully repaired. While the state government had promised swift restoration, progress has been slower than anticipated. Of the 3,800 kilometers requiring urgent patchwork and repairs, only 600 kilometers—just 16%—have been restored so far. CM’s Deadline Approaches, But Pace Lags Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami had…
