• Under the Chief Minister’s Gramin Road Upgradation Scheme (MMGSUY), the pace of development in rural areas of Bihar is going to increase further. Under this scheme, an additional 2,944 km long 824 new roads will be constructed. All these schemes have received departmental administrative approval, and construction work will start to appear on the ground very soon. Earlier, construction work of 445 roads has been completed under this scheme, whose total length is 2,148 km.
  • Changed pictures of villages, roads gave new life
  • This scheme is not only limited to the construction of roads, but it has completely changed the social and economic scenario of villages. Earlier, where the world of villages used to feel chopped in rain, now in every season, villages have joined markets, schools, hospitals and other necessary facilities. These roads have now become the axis of economic pulse, employment basis and social change of villages.
  • Sambal found in employment and economic empowerment
  • Road construction has created thousands of employment opportunities at the local level. From the workers engaged in the construction work to the supply materials, the large population of rural areas has got the means of employment and stable income. At the same time, farmers are now able to reach the markets in their crops on time and better positions, due to which they are getting a fair price for their produce.
  • Rural economy gets new direction
  • These roads have given a lot of encouragement not only to the farmers, but also to areas like milk business, small trade and rural tourism. Now the distance from villages to cities is not only in kilometers, but also in opportunities. Villages are now participating in economic activities by joining markets, which has increased cash flow and has increased the income of villages.
  • District wise progress – some districts showed lead role
  • Some districts of Bihar have come to the forefront of the implementation of this scheme. The highest length of roads have been constructed in these districts:
  • Samastipur – 137.36 km
  • Madhubani – 135.36 km
  • Darbhanga – 115.48 km
  • Went – 110.79 km
  • West Champaran – 88.86 km
  • These districts have improved rural transport New example Is maintained.
  • “Every road is the line of development” – Minister Ashok Chaudhary
  • Minister of Rural Works Department Ashok Chaudhary described the scheme as a lifeline of villages. He said that it is not only a road, but a medium of overall development. This has given new pace to education, health, employment and economic activities. He assured that the construction work of the remaining sanctioned roads in the coming months will also be completed with full intensity.