Archive · 20 May 2025
Siblings Build Village Road in Chatra, Improving Accessibility
Five brothers in a village in Chatra, India, built a road to help their community.
They donated land and money to make it easier for people to get to school and for ambulances to reach those in need.
The road, built on their land, will connect the village to a school.
The brothers acted because they felt ignored by local officials despite many requests for a road.
The road is expected to be finished in ten days and will improve mobility for the villagers.
Five siblings in Chatra, India, built a road for their village.
The road will connect the Badhar Vikas Bhavan with the Tulashi Primary School.
The siblings donated land and Rs 5 lakh for construction.
Villagers had previously requested a road from the administration without success.
The road is expected to be completed within ten days.
- Who
- Vishwanath Ram, Arvind Ram, Mritunjay Ram, Nirmal Ram, Gajendra Kumar, and villagers of Badhar.
- What
- Five siblings constructed a road in their village.
- When
- Construction began last week, with an expected completion in 10 days.
- Where
- Babhne panchayat, Pratappur block, Chatra, India.
- Why
- To improve village accessibility, especially for medical emergencies and school access.
Villagers
Administration
Road Construction
Villagers
Villagers say repeated requests for a road from the administration were ignored.
Administration
Officials said they weren't contacted with a request to construct the road.
- Location
- Chatra, India
- Road Length
- 1 kilometer
- Road Width
- 12 feet
- Donors
- Five siblings
- Donated Land
- 37 katha
- Cash Donation
- Rs 5 lakh