Ranchi, State Bureau. Hemant Soren, Nitin Gadkari, Jharkhand News Samachar The presence of similar views between the state and the central government on any issue gives a really pleasant feeling, especially when the political agendas of the two governments are different. On the need of roads in Jharkhand, the state government and the central government seem to be moving in the same way. This is the way to develop roads. The Union Minister has assured the Government of Jharkhand that if the requirements here are met, then the co-operation stance of Jharkhand has also come to the fore.
Projects worth more than 35 hundred crores have been approved in the state. This will not only increase traffic facilities in Jharkhand, the connectivity routes from Bengal and Odisha will be further strengthened. If the facilities of the people of Jharkhand increase, the business world is also paving the way for benefits. The movement of minerals will also be easier and the connectivity of Jharkhand from other parts of the country will also increase. The central government has assured the state about the need of money for good roads, and this also makes it easier to construct a road of development in the coming days.
On Saturday, 21 roads in the state were jointly given by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and Chief Minister Hemant Soren. Seven roads have been completed and 14 new roads have been laid. These roads are not only connecting the capital but also strengthening the border of other states from other districts of the state. The Ranchi to Patna route is being repaired, then from Dumka to the border of Bengal.
Roads along the border of Odisha are also being constructed, so repair as per the requirement. The whole world knows and has seen that the construction of roads in human civilization has written new stories of development and such should be expected by the construction of these roads in Jharkhand. It is also unique that despite being in opposition streams of politics, the leadership of the Center and the state together approved so many roads. The expenditure of Rs 1116 crores in the construction of the road from Behragowda to the border of Bengal is a unique endeavor in itself.
