Indore Development Authority (IDA) board has declared plans to spend `343.75 crore on the city’s development by building affordable houses and improve urban infrastructure by roping in private players. ‘This year, our focus is on building two flyovers in the city. We have decided to construct a flyover near Shiv Vatika while a decision would be taken as to where the second flyover needs to be constructed,ö said IDA chairman Shankar Lalwani. ‘We have also decided to construct houses in every assembly constituency for low income groups (LIG) and economically weaker sections (EWS) of the society,’ he added.
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