Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh conducted a comprehensive review of ongoing road and infrastructure projects in the forward areas of the Central Sector, reaffirming the government’s commitment to enhancing strategic connectivity along the country’s sensitive border zones.
During his visit, Singh examined the progress of crucial road links, upgraded routes, and essential bridging works that support troop movement and logistical operations in high-altitude and remote locations. Senior officials briefed him on the current status of construction, highlighting the challenges posed by rugged terrain, harsh weather conditions, and limited working periods.
The Defence Secretary interacted with engineers and field teams to understand the ground realities and the innovative methods being used to maintain construction speed without compromising quality. He praised the resilience and dedication of personnel working in extreme environments and urged agencies to continue sustaining the momentum of development.
Singh emphasized that strengthening border infrastructure is vital not only for the operational preparedness of armed forces but also for improving accessibility and development in remote areas. He reiterated that enhanced connectivity would significantly boost India’s capability to respond swiftly to emerging security situations.
This review reflects the government’s ongoing efforts to modernize forward sector infrastructure across multiple borders, ensuring better mobility, stronger logistics, and long-term strategic advantage.
