The Bihar state cabinet has approved three major infrastructure projects worth an estimated 197.52 INR-Crore. These include a road over bridge (ROB) in Patna district, two roads in Chhapra, and the strengthening of National Highway (NH)-80 in Lakhisarai district.
The cabinet sanctioned around 109.21 INR-Crore for constructing the ROB between Dumri Halt and Pothahi railway stations in Patna. It also allocated around 43.40 INR-Crore for two roads in Chhapra. Additionally, an estimated 44.91 INR-Crore has been approved for enhancing NH-80 between Rampur and Shringi Rishi Dham through key locations like Sitarampur, Singarpur, and Mohanpur.
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Furthermore, the cabinet approved an estimated 107.12 INR-Crore for two minority residential schools in Patna and West Champaran districts. A 560-seat school in Masaurhi block, Patna, will cost around 56.65 INR-Crore, while a similar facility in Chanpatia block, West Champaran, will require 50.47 INR-Crore.
These infrastructure projects in Bihar aim to boost regional connectivity and educational opportunities. By improving roads and supporting state schools, the government is paving the way for progress and inclusive development.
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