Railway Board Approves Bihta–Anugrah Narayan Road New Railway Line Project Worth ₹3,606 Crore

The Railway Board has given its approval for the construction of a new railway line between Bihta and Anugrah Narayan Road in Bihar, covering a total length of 117.06 kilometers, including Bihta ROR. The project has been sanctioned at a completion cost of ₹3,606.42 crore and is expected to play a transformative role in boosting connectivity and driving socio-economic growth in the region.
By reducing travel time and ensuring smoother connectivity between Bihta and Anugrah Narayan Road, the project is anticipated to enhance accessibility for people and businesses in the adjoining districts. This development is set to promote local trade, generate employment opportunities, and contribute significantly to regional upliftment.
As per the approved plan, the sanctioned cost includes ₹3,072.52 crore for civil works, ₹379.83 crore for electrical components, and ₹154.07 crore for signaling and telecommunications. This balanced allocation underscores the focus on creating a robust and modern infrastructure setup that can cater to the growing needs of passenger movement.

This rail line will provide direct connectivity between Bihta – Anugrah Narayan road, and will reduce travel time between Patna and Son Nagar reaffirming the government’s emphasis on strengthening railway infrastructure in Bihar and neighboring areas.
Once operational, the new Bihta–Anugrah Narayan Road line is expected to significantly improve mobility, reduce congestion on existing routes, and provide safer and more reliable transport options. For the people of the region, it promises not just better travel but also fresh avenues for economic activity and overall development.