Indian highway deals for Bihar State

New Indian highway deals are going ahead in Bihar State .
By MJ Woof December 2, 2022 Read time: 1 min
New road works will be carried out in India’s Bihar State - image courtesy of © Bravoin | Dreamstime.com

Two new highway construction projects are going ahead in India’s Bihar State. Both projects will cost in excess of US$214 million and will see stretches of the NH-922 route being built and featuring two lanes in either direction.

A 44km stretch of the NH-922 highway will link Koliwar with Bhojpur, while a 48km stretch of the NH-922 highway will connect Bhojpur and Buxar. A 1.5km bridge will also be built spanning the Sone River close to Rohtas.
 

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