LUCKNOW, Sept. 23 -- The long-pending Telibagh flyover project has finally received the green signal from the UP government. Once constructed, the 850-metre-long flyover will significantly ease traffic congestion at the Telibagh intersection, allowing ambulances and other vehicles to reach SGPGI and nearby areas without delay. The project, which has been in limbo for over three years, will now be undertaken at an estimated cost of Rs 161 crore. The two-lane structure is designed to improve connectivity for routes towards Rae Bareli Road, Alambagh, Vrindavan Yojana and the SGPGI area. A fresh survey was conducted by the UP State Bridge Corporation about 15 days ago following government directions. The project is now awaiting inclusion in the final implementation plan, but officials confirm that all necessary approvals have been secured and construction is expected to begin without further hurdles around December. Samajik Sarokar Manch president Dr PK Gupta said: "The most immediate beneficiaries of this flyover will be patients and emergency vehicles heading to the SGPGI. With the area often choked due to convergence of six major roads - including Alambagh, Cantt and Vrindavan Colony - even ambulances frequently find themselves stuck in long traffic jams."...