Bihar Announces Rs 70,000‑Crore 126‑km Ganga River Corridor

The state government of Bihar has revealed a major infrastructure initiative to create a 126‑km stretch along the Ganga River, with a projected outlay of Rs 70,000 crore. The proposal, reported by The New Indian Express, outlines the scale of the project but does not disclose detailed timelines or implementation agencies at this stage. Officials said the corridor is intended to boost riverfront development and could have implications for tourism and local economies, though specific benefits remain to be detailed. The announcement adds to a series of large‑scale projects the state is pursuing to improve infrastructure and attract investment.