Archive · 16 Jan 2026
BTC Launches Five Road Projects in Chirang
The Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC), led by the Bodoland People's Front (BPF), started building five new roads in the Chirang district.
They spent Rs 6 crore on these roads, which are each over one kilometer long.
Four roads will cost Rs 1 crore each, and one special road, Dhaligaon–Gaujonpuri, will cost Rs 2 crore.
The BTC is working to keep their promises from the last election, like giving land rights, creating jobs, and helping senior citizens.
Many officials and local people were there to see the start of the project.
BTC launched five road projects in Chirang district with a total investment of Rs 6 crore.
Four roads will be constructed at Rs 1 crore each, and one road at Rs 2 crore.
The roads include Bartalowa, Padmapur, Dangtal Amguri, Nilibari, and Dhaligaon–Gaujonpuri.
The projects are part of the BTC's commitment to improve rural infrastructure and connectivity.
BTC Executive Member Paniram Brahma emphasized the council's efforts to fulfill election promises.
- Who
- Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) led by BPF
- What
- Laid foundation stones for five road projects
- When
- January 16
- Where
- Chirang district, Assam
- Why
- To improve rural connectivity and infrastructure
- Location
- Chirang, Assam
- Project Cost
- Rs 6 crore
- Roads Developed
- Bartalowa, Padmapur, Dangtal Amguri, Nilibari, Dhaligaon–Gaujonpuri
- Funding Scheme
- Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF)
- BTC Executive Member
- Paniram Brahma
- BTC Chief
- Hagrama Mohilary
- Event Date
- January 16