Nitin Gadkari announces over Rs 500 crore for highway strengthening & widening in Bengal: What will change for commuters travelling on NH-14 and NH-114
Nitin Gadkari has announced Rs 508.66 crore for strengthening and selective widening of NH-14 and NH-114 in West Bengal’s Birbhum district. The project will cover 91.90 km of NH-14 and 56.40 km of NH-114, with the upgrades aimed at improving road safety, reducing congestion and travel time, and strengthening connectivity for commuters and freight movement.
Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has allocated Rs 508.66 crore for strengthening and selectively widening two national highways in Birbhum district, West Bengal. The funds will be used to improve road safety, reduce congestion and facilitate smoother movement of people and goods on NH-14 and NH-114. The project will involve upgrading a 91.90-km stretch of NH-14 between Bhimgarh and Nalhati via Mallarpur, and a 56.40 km section of NH-114 between Surul Village and Mallarpur.
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