Project UDAYAK

About Project UDAYAK:

• It is an initiative of the Border Roads Organisation.
• The Project was aptly named 'Udayak', meaning the Rising Sun as the first rays of the rising sun in the country fall in the AOR of the project.
• History:
  • It was raised on 01 Jun 1990 at Doomdooma, Assam as part of the restructuring undertaken to focus on the development on the far-eastern area of the country.
  • Its two task forces, 48 BRTF and 752 BRTF were carved out of Projects Vartak and Sewak respectively, to form the two executive arms of the Project.
• Achievements of Project UDAYAK:
  • It has been instrumental in the development and maintenance of strategic road infrastructure in the easternmost regions of Arunachal Pradesh and parts of Assam.
  • The Project plays a vital role in enhancing connectivity in remote and strategically significant areas along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and the Indo–Myanmar border.
  • The Project is currently undertaking construction of roads and border fencing infrastructure, along the Indo-Myanmar border, strengthening national security and improving accessibility in border regions.