- More than 350 experts, researchers and policymakers Attend the Symposium
Punjab Newsline | Haryana
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini inaugurated a two-day Road Safety Solutions Symposium in Chandigarh, marking the first time Haryana has hosted a comprehensive national-level discussion on road safety.
Addressing the gathering as Chief Guest, the Chief Minister said the event is a matter of great pride for the state. He emphasized that the symposium will play a crucial role in shaping the future of road construction and safety initiatives across India.
More than 350 experts, researchers, and policymakers from across the country have come together to deliberate on the critical issue. The CM noted that road safety is not just a technical concern but also involves social, humanitarian, and ethical responsibilities.
Highlighting infrastructure development, Saini said that under the leadership of Narendra Modi, several major projects are underway. He informed that 2,417 km of roads have been built in Haryana using modern technology at a cost of ₹2,534 crore.
Additionally, under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana, 2,432 km of rural roads have been constructed in the state with an investment of ₹1,077 crore.
The Chief Minister also announced that the Haryana government has set up seven new driver training institutes to enhance the skills of heavy and transport vehicle drivers, aiming to further improve road safety standards in the state