Cabinet Decision

Road Infrastructure Approved

Construction of Bakhari–Bahadurpur Bypass

BiharInfraTales Editorial··Road Construction Department ·Bakhari to Bahadurpur (Khagaria Border) (Total length 7.5 km)
Outlay
₹135.28 Cr
Status
Approved
Decided On
13 February 2025

The Bihar Cabinet approved: Construction of Bakhari–Bahadurpur Bypass. This decision falls under Road Construction Department , categorized as Road Infrastructure.

Cabinet decisions like this one shape policy and funding priorities across Bihar government departments. Other decisions from Road Construction Department are listed below.

Decision Summary

Administrative approval for a 7.5 km bypass road for an estimated cost of ₹135,28,26,000 following the CM's "Pragati Yatra" announcement.

Additional Details

DepartmentRoad Construction Department
CategoryRoad Infrastructure
DistrictBegusarai
LocationBakhari to Bahadurpur (Khagaria Border) (Total length 7.5 km)
Authority: Bihar Council of MinistersSource: Govt. of Bihar
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Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat was decided in this Bihar Cabinet meeting regarding "Construction of Bakhari–Bahadurpur Bypass"?
The Bihar Cabinet approved: Construction of Bakhari–Bahadurpur Bypass. Administrative approval for a 7.5 km bypass road for an estimated cost of ₹135,28,26,000 following the CM's "Pragati Yatra" announcement. Department: Road Construction Department . Date: 13 February 2025.
QWhich department was responsible for this cabinet decision?
This decision was under Road Construction Department . Category: Road Infrastructure. Location: Bakhari to Bahadurpur (Khagaria Border) (Total length 7.5 km).
QWhat is the financial outlay for this Bihar cabinet decision?
The approved financial outlay for this decision is ₹135.28 Cr. The decision was made on 13 February 2025 by the Bihar Council of Ministers.
QWhat is the status of this cabinet decision?
Status: Approved . This cabinet decision was approved on 13 February 2025 under the Bihar government's Road Infrastructure agenda. Track implementation and related projects on BiharInfraTales.