Jharkhand CM Approves Three Major Road Projects in Ranchi

23 Jul 2025 CW Team

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Saturday approved three major road projects aimed at streamlining traffic in the capital city of Ranchi, according to an official statement.

The Chief Minister also instructed officials to develop plans to enhance traffic systems in other cities across the state.

These projects were approved following a detailed presentation by the Principal Secretary of the Road Construction Department, Sunil Kumar.

Mr Soren directed that detailed project reports (DPRs) be prepared promptly to enable swift implementation.

The approved projects include a 1.75-kilometre flyover connecting Argora Chowk, Kathal More, and Chapu Toli; a 2.2-kilometre flyover from Karamtoli to Science City; and a 4.7-kilometre alternative four-lane road from Ranchi railway station to the airport, which includes an 800-metre elevated section.

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