Ghaziabad, Sept. 19 -- The Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) has planned to widen two 45-metre roads that connect starting point of the 10.3km Hindon elevated road to Raj Nagar Extension, officials said on Thursday, adding that the project will ease traffic conditions and also comply with the zonal plan for Raj Nagar Extension (RNE), Both roads were widened to 45-metres as per then prevailing circulation plan, and need to be widened to 60-metres each as per the zonal plan prepared for RNE in 2017, officials said. Officials said the first road under the plan is the outer Ring Road, which starts from near City Forest area and goes for about seven kms to connect to the proposed Northern Peripheral Road (NPR). "The 2nd road to be widened is 2km stretch of the Bandha Road (built on the embankment near Hindon river). Both these roads are 45 metres at present and will be widened to 60 metres under a project," said GDA media coordinator Rudresh Shukla. The Bandha Road connects commuters from the starting point of the 10.3km Hindon elevated road and goes up to Delhi-Meerut Road, which passes via RNE. Officials said the authority would need about 105,000 sqm of land to raise the width of the Outer Ring Road, while about 30,000 sqm land to widen the Bandha Road. "A total station survey for the two roads is being carried out, and it will be finalised in the next two weeks," Shukla added. Officials aware of the development also sadd that the authority plans to widen the two major roads as their proposed Harnandipuram is also coming up in the near future near the RNE....