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NHAI builds multi-state expressway connecting Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, and West Bengal

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The National Highways Authority of India is constructing a new multi-state expressway linking Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, and West Bengal. NHAI provided approximately Rs 50 crore to the Bihar environment department for a wildlife mitigation plan along the Varanasi-Ranchi-Kolkata Expressway. The project includes 33-km Package VII, which is currently 36% complete and costs Rs 1,248 crore, stretching from Anarban Saleya to Sangrampur in Gaya district.

From indiatimes.com

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The project represents a significant national infrastructure investment aimed at improving connectivity to major religious and tourist destinations. The construction involves substantial capital expenditure and includes a detailed conservation plan to protect wildlife habitats along the corridor.

From indiatimes.com

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  • JharkhandSpeculative

    Could see increased demand for logistics and supply chain services due to core infrastructure improvements.

  • KolkataSpeculative

    May experience increased trade and economic activity due to improved connectivity.

  • Archaeological Museum of BodhgayaSpeculative

    Might see boosted revenue from increased tourist traffic flow to Bodh Gaya.

  • BiharSpeculative

    Could benefit from major infrastructure development and direct state funding.

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