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Time of India
3 days ago
- Automotive
- Time of India
Sipara-Mahuli stretch complete: Minister
Patna: The elevated road being constructed between Sipara and Mahuli has been completed, with the work of ramp over at Bhupatipur, said road construction minister Nitin Nabin during an inspection of the Mithapur-Mahuli road project on Saturday. He said the Rs 1,400 crore project would benefit lakhs of residents in south Patna. The minister said the 9 km stretch from Bhupatipur to Punpun would be inaugurated soon. Once operational, the travel time between Sipara and Mahuli, covering 11 km, would be reduced to just 10 minutes, Nabin said. The minister was accompanied by RCD secretary Sandeep Kumar R Pudakalkatti and other senior officials from the Bihar State Road Development Corporation Limited, including CGM Bablu Kumar and project DGM Prem Shankar. "The project is being executed in two phases. Phase-I, covering the Sipara to Ram Gobind Singh Mahuli road, is complete. Phase-II includes additional provisions for a 2.10 km elevated four-lane road from Mithpur to Sipara and a 2.20 km four-lane road from Mahuli to Punpun," Nabin said. This infrastructure development is part of a larger four-lane closed circuit corridor connecting Patna to Gaya, Biharsharif and Bakhtiyarpur via NH-83, NH-82, NH-31, and NH-30. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Pierce Brosnan's Wife Lost 120 Pounds - This Is Her Now Patna: The elevated road constructed between Sipara and Mahuli has been completed, with the work of ramp over at Bhupatipur, said road construction minister Nitin Nabin during an inspection of the Mithapur-Mahuli road project on Saturday. He said the Rs 1,400 crore project would benefit lakhs of residents in south Patna. The minister said the 9 km stretch from Bhupatipur to Punpun would be inaugurated soon. Once operational, the travel time between Sipara and Mahuli, covering 11 km, would be reduced to just 10 minutes, Nabin said. The minister was accompanied by RCD secretary Sandeep Kumar R Pudakalkatti and other senior officials from the Bihar State Road Development Corporation Limited, including CGM Bablu Kumar and project DGM Prem Shankar. "The project is being executed in two phases. Phase-I, covering the Sipara to Ram Gobind Singh Mahuli road, is complete. Phase-II includes additional provisions for a 2.10 km elevated four-lane road from Mithpur to Sipara and a 2.20 km four-lane road from Mahuli to Punpun," Nabin said. This infrastructure development is part of a larger four-lane closed circuit corridor connecting Patna to Gaya, Biharsharif and Bakhtiyarpur via NH-83, NH-82, NH-31, and NH-30.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Govt approves Rs 23 cr for road projects in city, Muzaffarpur
Patna: The state govt approved infrastructure projects worth Rs 23 crore to enhance road connectivity in Patna and Muzaffarpur districts, said road construction minister Nitin Nabin on Friday. In Patna, Rs 6.67 crore was allocated for the widening and strengthening of roads connecting Kankarbagh road no. 2 to Kankarbagh road no. 4 via Kendriya Vidyalaya. The project aims to ease traffic congestion in Kankarbagh, one of city's most densely populated areas. The development will improve accessibility for local residents and commuters, Nabin said. The larger share of the fund, Rs 16.40 crore, was earmarked for Muzaffarpur, for the development of the stretch from Madipur Power House Chowk to Sakri Path. This project is expected to provide an alternative route for travellers between Muzaffarpur and Patna, helping to reduce traffic congestion and improve overall connectivity. "These infrastructure developments are part of our ongoing efforts to strengthen the state's road network," the minister said. He emphasised that the projects align with CM Nitish Kumar's vision of ensuring smooth transportation facilities for Bihar residents. "The approved works include road rehabilitation, widening and strengthening, which will be executed under the supervision of the road construction department (RCD)," he said. The minister added that similar development initiatives are being implemented across various districts of the state to enhance the state's transportation infrastructure. He added, "These projects are expected to be completed in a timely manner and will contribute significantly to the region's economic growth by improving logistics and transportation efficiency." Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Eid wishes , messages , and quotes !
Time of India
6 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Centre approves two infra projects for Samastipur
Patna: Union ministry of road transport and highways granted administrative and financial approval for two infrastructure projects in Samastipur. The project involves four-laning of a 2.056-km stretch of NH-322 from Mathurapur to Mukhtapur ROB and construction of a new 200-metre long HLRCC bridge over the Budhi Gandak river in the district. The project is estimated to cost Rs 58.60 crore, said road construction department (RCD) officials on Wednesday. According to an official statement issued by the Bihar State Road Construction Corporation Limited (BSRDCL), the project includes widening and strengthening of the road from chainage 67.471 km to 69.256 km of NH-322 and construction of a new HLRCC bridge (8x24.00 metres) in place of the old damaged screw pile bridge. The tender for the project has been issued, and the construction work is expected to be completed within 24 months from the commencement date. RCD minister, Nitin Nabin, while expressing gratitude to the central govt for approving the project, said, "The project will not only improve connectivity between Samastipur and Darbhanga but also provide relief to urban traffic." Nabin said that NH-322 is a major route in Samastipur district, connecting Samastipur and Darbhanga through Magardih ghat. The current HLRCC bridge at Magardih Ghat is functional, while the old screw pile bridge is damaged and unusable. The new project will enhance traffic flow and reduce congestion in the area, he said. The project was announced by CM Nitish Kumar during his 'Pragati Yatra' on Jan 13, 2025. The announcement included construction of a new HLRCC bridge and four-laning of the road from Magardih Ghat to Mukhtapur. With the central govt's approval and tender issuance, the project is now set to move forward.
Time of India
26-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
PM to hold roadshow in city on May 29, says min
Patna: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate and lay the foundation for infrastructure projects worth Rs 17,088 crore during his two-day Bihar visit on May 29 and May 30. He will also lead a roadshow in Patna on May 29, road construction minister Nitin Nabin announced on Monday. Among the key projects is the inauguration of the long-awaited Patna-Gaya-Dobhi four-lane road while foundation stones will be laid for several major roadways, including the Patna-Ara-Sasaram Greenfield corridor and the Ramnagar-Kacchi Dargah six-lane road. Reviewing the preparations at a meeting of the road construction department, Nabin said, "The PM's visit is going to be very special. There is tremendous enthusiasm among people from all walks of life. A grand roadshow is planned in the state capital, where women will welcome him with traditional rituals and floral showers. He will gift the public projects worth thousands of crores." Nabin added the PM would inaugurate Packages I, II, and III of the NH-22 Patna-Gaya-Dobhi section. "This project will significantly reduce travel time from Patna to Dobhi via Gaya. The total project cost was Rs 5,519 crore and it was executed by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)," he added. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Click Here - This Might Save You From Losing Money Expertinspector Click Here Undo The PM will also inaugurate a four-lane elevated road on NH-27 in Gopalganj, built at a cost of Rs 249 crore. "The PM will lay the foundation stone for stage II of the Nabinagar Super Thermal Power Project in Aurangabad and for the civil enclave at Bihta Airport. In total, projects worth nearly Rs 50,000 crore will be inaugurated or launched during his visit," the minister said.
Time of India
19-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Kacchi Dargah to Raghopur stretch of six-lane RoB almost complete: Min
1 2 3 Patna: Road construction minister Nitin Nabin reviewed the progress of the Kacchi Dargah-Bidupur six-lane river overbridge (RoB) project on Monday. The bridge, being built over river Ganga, will connect Patna to Bidupur in Vaishali district. The portion from Kacchi Dargah to Raghopur is almost complete, while minister has directed the construction agency to complete the remaining work by June 15 by deploying additional manpower and machinery, if required. Nabin said being built at a cost of Rs 4,988 crore by Bihar State Road Development Corporation Limited (BSRDCL), the extra-dosed cable-stayed bridge will facilitate easier access to administrative, social services, health and higher education facilities between north and south Bihar, significantly reducing travel time. The development will create an essential link between National Highways 31 and 322. The total length of the bridge is 19.76km, including over 9-km span over Ganga, and an approach road of 10km. Nabin inspected the bridge starting from NH-30, proceeding through the ramp to Bidupur. He said that this is a significant step towards the CM's commitment to connect every block. "During rainy season, when the river level rises, Raghopur residents face connectivity issues. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch Bitcoin và Ethereum - Không cần ví! IC Markets BẮT ĐẦU NGAY Undo This bridge will aid in the comprehensive development of Raghopur diara, bringing improvements in education, health, agriculture and employment generation," he said, adding that the Tajpur-Bakhtiyarpur project under construction will extend the connectivity to Musrigharari in Samastipur. During the review, Nabin was informed about difficulties in operations due to low water levels in the northern channel of Ganga. Nabin visited the site and was informed that silt removal is being carried out with the help of a high-power dredger from the Inland Waterways Authority of India.
