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Dug Up, Repaired, Dug Up Again: Why Delhi Roads Keep Getting Damage

NDTV · 15 September 2026 at 6:48 am

Dug Up, Repaired, Dug Up Again: Why Delhi Roads Keep Getting Damage

Different agencies regularly cut roads to lay cables, pipelines and other utilities.

But a lack of coordination can result in the same stretches being dug up repeatedly, affecting road quality and durability.

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