Bastar-Maharashtra gets direct 'highway' connection; NH -130D Construction Profits Momentum, 152 Crore Tender issued - Bastar Maharashtra to get direct highway connection NH 130D Construction Gains Momentum 152 Crore Tender Issued
Updated: Do, 09 Oct 2025 07:23 PM (IST) The construction of the National Highway 130-D Connecting Bastar region with Maharashtra has a new momentum. The Government of Chhattisgarh has approved a tender worth Rs 152 crore for the 21.5km stretch from Kutul to Nilangur (Maharashtra border). This road connects Bastar directly to the National Highway Network, which will strengthen trade, tourism and safety. After receiving forest clearance with the support of Premier Modi, this project will pave the way for the progress of Bastar by ensuring the development and safe traffic in the areas affected by Naxal. Digital Desk, Raipur. The construction of the National Highway 130-D connecting Bastar region to Maharashtra gained a new momentum. The government of Chhattisgarh completed the tender process for the erection of 21.5 km from Kutul to Nilangur (Maharashtra border). The Ministry of Public Works Division to the Chief Engineer, National Highway Zone Raipur, gave the instructions to complete the contract process, along with the terms of the contractor who gave the minimum tender for the construction of this road. A minimum tender rate of approximately Rs 152 crore was received for the construction of 21.5 km road to be built in three divisions, which was approved by the Chhattisgarh government. Remove ad Read only News It is noteworthy that Kutul is located in the Abujhmad area in the Narayanpur district and that the distance from Kutul to Nilangur to the Maharashtra border is 21.5 kilometers. It is part of the National Highway 130-D. This road will be built with two-way paved shoulders. It is noteworthy that NH-1330 is a national highway, the total length of which is about 195 kilometers. It is a branch route of NH-30. It starts from Kondagaon and goes to Nilangur (Maharashtra border) via Narayanpur, Kutul. Further in Maharashtra it goes through Bingunda, Lahre, Dhodaraj, Bhamargarh, Hema, Lakasa and reaches Aalappalli, where it joins NH-353D. With the development of this route, Bastar region will be directly linked to the National Highway Network and Trade, Tourism and Security, a big boost. About 50 km from the National Highway 130-D from Kondagaon to Narayanpur is under construction. The distance from Narayanpur to Kutul is 50 km and from there to Nilangur on the Maharashtra border is 21.5 km. The total length of this national highway is 195 km, of which approximately 122 km extends from Kondagaon-Narayanpur via Kutul to Nilangur Falls in the state of Chhattisgarh. With the construction of this road, the Bastar region will get direct and strong road connection with Maharashtra, and safe and easy transport facilities will be available in naxal areas. With the support of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, forest clearance and construction were obtained for the part of this national highway in Abujhmad area, which opened the way for the construction of this ambitious project. National Highway 130-D is not only a road, but the path of the progress of the Bastar region. Our government has made ongoing efforts to accelerate this project. The people of Bastar will get direct benefits of this road. This road will not only connect Chhattisgarh and Maharashtra, but will also play an important role in the social and economic development of the Bastar region. This project will be a milestone to accelerate the rate of development in the areas affected by Naxal. Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai