Patna. Varanasi-Kolkata Greenfield Expressway can play an important role in improving road connectivity in Bihar. About 162 km of this 672 km long expressway is reported to pass through Bihar. Its construction is expected to ease transportation in four districts of the state and also boost economic activities.
This project is targeted to be completed by the year 2028. However, the actual progress and completion date of the construction will depend on the official information from the concerned authorities. After the opening of the expressway, road transport and economic development can get a new direction in these four districts of Bihar.
These 4 districts of Bihar will get benefit
Kaimur, Rohtas, Aurangabad and Gayaji districts of Bihar are likely to mainly benefit from this expressway. Better road connectivity will make travel easier for people in these areas and will also facilitate access to tourist places. This is expected to boost local business.
Promotion of industrial development and employment
The plan to connect the proposed industrial corridor in Dobhi, Gayaji with this expressway is also considered important. With better road connectivity, it may become easier to deliver goods to industries. This is likely to attract investment and create new employment opportunities at the local level.
Connectivity will improve between four states
Varanasi-Kolkata Expressway is an important road project connecting Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal. Its preparation can save time in long distance travel. Besides, trade and tourism are also expected to gain momentum.