3 November 2026
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Bihar: CM Nitish Kumar Inaugurates Rs 44 Crore Six-Lane Pull-Up Ramp in Patna, Aims to Ease Traffic Congestion- Know More

Officials and dignitaries highlight the importance of the ramp in strengthening Patna’s urban transport system
Indian Masterminds Stories

Patna: Patna is set to witness significant relief from traffic jams as Chief Minister Nitish Kumar inaugurated a new six-lane pull-up ramp at Didarganj on Saturday. The ramp, built at a cost of ₹44 crore, connects the Kachhidargah-Bidupur six-lane bridge directly to Patna city, facilitating smoother vehicle movement and reducing congestion inside the city.

Direct Connection to Six-Lane Bridge

The newly opened ramp begins at the final stretch of the JP Ganga Path near Didarganj and provides direct access to the six-lane bridge, allowing vehicles traveling to and from Patna to bypass the city’s internal roads. This development is expected to lower traffic pressure in the city and save commuters from long traffic jams.

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Officials Brief CM Nitish Kumar on Road Connectivity

During the inauguration ceremony, officials provided Chief Minister Nitish Kumar with detailed information on the road connectivity and the improved traffic flow expected from the ramp. The Chief Minister also directed that the adjoining service roads be repaired and upgraded to ensure smooth vehicular movement.

Strengthening Patna’s Infrastructure

This project is regarded as an important step towards strengthening Patna’s infrastructure and addressing the city’s chronic traffic challenges. The ramp is seen as a vital addition to the capital’s urban transport system, enhancing connectivity and ease of travel.

Dignitaries Present at the Inauguration

The inauguration ceremony was attended by several dignitaries, including Bihar Assembly Speaker Nandkishore Yadav, former MLA Satish Kumar, Chief Minister’s Principal Secretary Deepak Kumar, Secretary of the Road Construction Department Sandeep Pudkalkatti, Chief Minister’s Secretary Kumar Ravi, Special Officer Gopal Singh, and Managing Director of Bihar State Bridge Construction Corporation, Teesht Kapil Ashok, along with other senior officials.

A Positive Step for Patna Commuters

With this development, Patna residents can expect better traffic management and a more efficient commute, marking a positive step towards modernizing the city’s infrastructure.

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