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Bihar CM Nitish Kumar launches, lays foundation for projects in Sheikhpura, Lakhisarai

Friday, 07 Feb 2025
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On 06 February, 2025 during the fourth phase of his Pragati Yatra, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar launched 355 development projects worth Rs 578 crore for Sheikhpura and Lakhisarai districts. This included 237 completed projects valued at Rs 213 crore and 118 new ones worth Rs 365 crore.

In Sheikhpura, the CM inaugurated 120 completed projects worth Rs 96 crore and laid the foundation for 52 new initiatives, valued at Rs 36 crore. Key infrastructure projects announced included two bypass roads, an auditorium, road widening, and new buildings for government offices. Religious sites such as the renovation of the Matukhar Dham temple were also part of the plan. Other initiatives included the inauguration of a sports ground, a renovated Rajiv Sewa Kendra, and a new library for Jeevika Didis.

In Lakhisarai, the CM inaugurated 117 completed projects and laid the foundation for 66 new schemes, with a total investment of Rs 445 crore. New projects focused on tourism, including the development of Satsanda Hill, conservation at Lal Pahar, and improvements at Ashok Dham. Infrastructure upgrades included new administrative buildings and residential quarters for officials. Power infrastructure projects were also announced, including new grid sub-stations and road widening.

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