The Urban Development and Housing Department in Bihar has sanctioned an additional sum of ₹15 crore for the construction of the Kurji drain-cum-road project. This new funding was approved on January 30, 2026, to ensure that work on the project continues at a fast pace. The government aims to fix the chronic waterlogging and traffic congestion problems in the Rajiv Nagar and Kurji areas before the upcoming monsoon season.
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What is the cost and plan for this project?
The total cost for the project has received administrative approval for ₹180.99 crore. The department recently released ₹15 crore, following an earlier release of ₹5 crore in September 2025. This budget is allocated for constructing a 4.26 km long four-lane road that will be built over the existing drain. The plan includes the following components:
- Route: From DPS Rajiv Nagar to Kurji via Atal Path.
- Construction: Building a reinforced base, side walls, and a heavy-duty slab.
- Add-ons: Installation of streetlights and landscaping work.
- Beneficiaries: About 2 lakh residents in areas like Mahesh Nagar and Indrapuri.
When will the road work be completed?
The official deadline for the completion of the Kurji Nala-Road project is set for July 22, 2027. To meet this target, BUIDCO has introduced a strict monitoring system using color codes. Green indicates good progress, while Red shows slow work. Weekly review meetings are held every Wednesday to solve any issues on the ground immediately. Dedicated nodal officers are also tracking the daily status to ensure there are no delays in the construction timeline.
