@alok.chaudhary591: Nepal Is Finally Thinking 20 Years Ahead, Not Just 20 Days Ahead. While many debates in our country revolve around short-term politics, some decisions have the potential to transform Nepal for generations. The Japanese-funded urban transport project at Tinkune, Koteshwor, and Jadibuti is exactly that kind of investment. Grade-separated intersections 1) A 600-meter underpass at Koteshwor 2) Flyovers and redesigned junctions to ease chronic traffic congestion 3) Better connectivity, lower fuel consumption, reduced pollution, and thousands of productive hours saved every single day. This is the kind of infrastructure that modern cities are built on. A special appreciation to the Balen Government for supporting and facilitating such futuristic projects instead of settling for temporary fixes. Development is not just about laying asphalt, it's about building infrastructure that can serve the next generation. The next logical step is to extend the same vision to Gaushala and Chabahil,two of Kathmandu's worst traffic bottlenecks. Modern flyovers or underpasses at these intersections would complete a major upgrade of the city's transport network and save millions of hours otherwise lost in traffic every year. Politics comes and goes, but world-class infrastructure should be the main priority Let's hope this becomes the beginning of a new era where Nepal plans boldly, builds efficiently, and thinks long term. Less politics. More planning. More execution. More Nepal.

Alok Chaudhary

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Tuesday 04 August 2026 16:04:56 GMT