கோயம்புத்தூரில் மக்கள் பயன்பாட்டுக்கு வந்தது தமிழ்நாட்டின் மிக நீளமான 4-வழித்தட உயர்மட்ட மேம்பாலமான #GDNaiduFlyover... தென்னிந்திய மான்செஸ்டரின்...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin inaugurated the G.D. Naidu Flyover on Avinashi Road in Coimbatore, opening Tamil Nadu's longest four-lane elevated highway corridor for public transit. Stretching over ten kilometers, the elevated corridor serves as the primary gateway to the Manchester of South India, designed to eliminate severe vehicular bottlenecks and ensure smooth, uninterrupted transit for thousands of daily commuters and freight carriers.

Stalin observed that completing the major infrastructure project fulfills a long-standing demand of Coimbatore's industrial, educational, and commercial communities. The flyover bypasses several high-congestion intersections along Avinashi Road, substantially reducing commuter delays and accelerating regional freight movement. travel times between the city center, Coimbatore International Airport, and major regional manufacturing corridors.

Naming the elevated highway after the renowned inventor and industrial pioneer G.D. Naidu, Stalin honored his inventive genius and his historical association with the Dravidian movement. He affirmed that the Dravidian Model government prioritizes world-class road engineering to accelerate regional economic growth and improve urban livability. The Chief Minister concluded that modern transport networks like the Avinashi Road corridor will strengthen Coimbatore's position as a premier global manufacturing and commercial destination.