SCR will be developed in UP like NCR, ready to change the picture of these 6 districts including Lucknow
Lucknow scr: On the lines of Delhi-NCR, preparations to develop Lucknow-SCR in UP are gaining momentum. The Uttar Pradesh government has prepared a big project called Lucknow-SCR i.e. Lucknow State Capital Region. This big project of UP will include a total of 6 districts along with the capital Lucknow. One of the largest projects in the state, a 380 -page detailed report has also been prepared for this project and submitted to the Lucknow Development Authority (LDA). Apart from Lucknow in the Lucknow-SCR project, the names of the 5 districts which will be included have also been revealed.
These districts will join Lucknow-SCR
The Lucknow-SCR project includes several areas of the state capital as well as Unnao, Rae Bareli, Barabanki, Hardoi and Sitapur districts. The aim of the UP government regarding this big project is to make great development of Lucknow as well as the districts adjacent to it. According to media reports, the LDA will also know the opinion of the common people regarding this project, for which a portal will be launched.
Lucknow Metro will expand
According to media reports, the State Capital Region will be linked to the Lucknow Metro for better connectivity among themselves. In addition, the ring and highway will also be well connected to each other, so that better connectivity can be found throughout the region. According to reports, affordable housing schemes will be brought in the Lucknow-SCR region, so that people living here can get cheap and good houses.
Special Economic Zone and Industrial Zones will be established
Not only this, strict action will also be taken against illegal constructions in this region and all the slums will be re-developed. According to the project planning, a special focus will also be made on digital infra in Lucknow State Capital Region. Apart from this, in addition to special Economic Zone (SEZ), industrial zones will also be installed here, paying special attention to MSME.
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