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.
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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.
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