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Gujarat cabinet approves ‘wire-free city mission’; ₹500 crore allocated for first phase

Gujarat cabinet approves ‘wire-free city mission’; ₹500 crore allocated for first phase
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The Gujarat state cabinet has approved a ₹500 crore 'Wire-Free City Mission' to move overhead power lines underground in urban areas by 2030. The initiative aims to improve urban aesthetics, public safety, and infrastructure resilience against extreme weather.

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This infrastructure project represents a significant effort to modernize urban power grids and mitigate risks associated with climate-related disasters.

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The Gujarat Cabinet on Wednesday (June 3, 2026) granted in-principle approval to the ambitious ‘Gujarat Wire-Free City Mission’, a statewide initiative aimed at shifting overhead electricity distribution lines underground across urban areas by 2030.

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