Bihar CM Inaugurates Development Projects Worth ₹853 Crore in Muzaffarpur
मुख्य बातें
- •Chief Minister Nitish Kumar inaugurated development projects worth ₹853 crore in Muzaffarpur, Bihar.
- •Projects include 32 roads (126 km), 14 bridges, a 20 MLD water treatment plant, and renovation of 52 Anganwadi centers.
- •₹45 crore allocated for Anganwadi upgrades; ₹30 crore for community toilets under Swachh Bharat Mission.
- •CM emphasized inclusive development, citing water, education, and healthcare access as priorities.
- •Initiatives aim to boost employment, connectivity, and public amenities in Muzaffarpur district.
Muzaffarpur, Bihar – Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Friday inaugurated multiple development projects worth a total of ₹853 crore in Muzaffarpur district, marking a significant boost to infrastructure and public amenities in the region. The inauguration ceremony, held at the historic Gandhi Maidan, was attended by senior ministers, district officials, and local leaders.
Among the key projects launched were the construction and upgradation of 32 roads spanning 126 kilometers, the building of 14 bridges, and the installation of 12 new deep tube wells to improve drinking water supply. A new 20 MLD water treatment plant was also commissioned during the event, aiming to enhance water quality for over 50,000 residents. Additionally, ₹45 crore was allocated for the renovation of 52 Anganwadi centers, and ₹30 crore was sanctioned for the construction of community toilets under the Swachh Bharat Mission.
