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This article shares details about the new road projects inaugurated by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar in Patna.
In Patna, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar recently started a big road project called the JP Gangapath Project. The foundation stone was laid during an event in Digha and the project will cost around ₹6,495 crore. This expansion will help connect important roads like the NH-922, Purvanchal Expressway, and NH-319.
The Chief Minister mentioned that the work on expanding the JP Gangapath will reach Koilwar and aims to be completed with good quality. This project is expected to ease traffic issues, especially on the busy Danapur-Chitavan-Manar road, making it easier for people to travel to places like the National Institute of Technology and Bihata Airport.
Once completed, the new roads will benefit many residents by improving traffic flow and reducing congestion. The projects will also help students and workers reach educational institutions and airports more comfortably. The construction is expected to enhance daily travel for everyone in the area.
Along with the JP Gangapath, the Chief Minister laid the foundation for five other routes totaling around 225 km, costing ₹2,900 crore. These include routes in districts like Banka, Munger, Muzaffarpur, and Bhojpur, all aimed at improving road connectivity in Bihar.
Various government officials were present at the event, and the Chief Minister highlighted that these projects will not only improve traffic in Patna but also enhance connections to nearby districts. This will help citizens experience smoother travel and better access to services.
Summary:
- Chief Minister launched the JP Gangapath Project in Patna.
- The project costs ₹6,495 crore and will improve road connectivity.
- Traffic issues on key roads will be reduced for commuters.
- Five additional road projects worth ₹2,900 crore were also announced.
- These developments aim to enhance travel across Patna and nearby districts.
