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This article talks about the new bus service starting in Naxal-affected Bhim Dam, improving access for villagers.
Munger district has some great news! The Transport Department and District Administration have launched a government bus service in Bhim Dam, a place that used to be troubled by Naxalite activities. This is the first time such a service is available here, and it marks a significant step towards development in this area.
Bhim Dam, located in the Kharagpur sub-division, was heavily influenced by Naxalites for a long time, making it difficult for people to access basic services. However, with the Bihar government’s continuous efforts, including anti-Naxal campaigns and road expansions, the situation has improved a lot. Now, there are hardly any Naxalites left, but the lack of public transport remained a big issue.
But now, that’s changing! Thanks to local MLA Kumar Pranay’s request, the Bihar State Road Transport Corporation has started a daily bus service from Munger to Bhim Dam. The bus will leave Munger every day at 7 am and return from Bhim Dam at 2 pm. This means that villagers living in remote areas can easily catch a bus from close to their homes.
With this new bus service, villagers are feeling a wave of happiness. They can now access healthcare, education, and markets more easily. The bus is not just a mode of transport; it’s a significant move away from the past and towards a brighter future of development for the community.
This bus service is the first step in making Bhim Dam a more connected place. The government plans to promote this area for tourism as well. Overall, it’s a promising development for the residents and the future of Bhim Dam.
Summary:
- A government bus service has started in Bhim Dam, Munger.
- This area was once heavily affected by Naxal activities.
- The bus leaves Munger at 7 am and returns at 2 pm daily.
- Villagers can now access services like healthcare and education easily.
- The government is also looking to promote Bhim Dam for tourism.
