Four-lane highway from Patna to Harihar Ganj to be built, paving the way for development!
मुख्य बातें
- •A four-lane highway will be constructed from Patna to Harihar Ganj in Jharkhand, passing through Aurangabad.
- •The total estimated cost of the project is approximately ₹1,200 crore.
- •Construction work is expected to begin soon, and the project is likely to be completed in about two years.
- •Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has called this project a significant step toward the state's development.
- •The project will improve transportation facilities and help address regional imbalances.
The Bihar government has taken a significant step to accelerate the state's development. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, approval has been granted to construct a wide four-lane highway from Patna to Harihar Ganj in Jharkhand, passing through Aurangabad. This project will not only streamline traffic but also boost regional development and economic activities.
Under this project, the 100-kilometre road from Patna to Aurangabad and the 50-kilometre stretch from Aurangabad to Harihar Ganj in Jharkhand will be widened. The construction of this highway will reduce travel time and promote commercial activities. Additionally, new job opportunities will emerge in the areas connected by this route, benefiting local residents.
