Archive · 23 Jan 2026
Pathashree Project Launches Three Roads in Krishnagar
In Krishnagar, a town in West Bengal, India, the government started building three new roads.
This is part of a bigger project called Pathashree.
The roads are in areas where people have had trouble because the roads were bad, especially during the rainy season.
A minister and other important people started the work.
The new roads will help people move around more easily.
The government is spending money to make sure the town has better roads, which will help everyone live better and do business more easily.
People in the town are happy because they think the new roads will make their lives better.
Construction of three roads under the Pathashree project began in Krishnagar, West Bengal.
The inaugurated roads are Gharami Para Lane, Kaibarta Para Lane, and Tarak Das Banerjee Lane.
The project aims to improve connectivity and mobility in densely populated areas.
The estimated cost for the three roads is Rs 78 lakh, with a total of 27 roads to be constructed in Krishnagar.
Local residents welcomed the initiative, hoping for better road conditions and reduced commuting difficulties.
- Who
- State Minister Ujjwal Biswas, Nadia District Magistrate Anish Dasgupta, Krishnagar Municipal Administrator Sharadwati Choudhury, local residents
- What
- Inauguration of three roads under the Pathashree project
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Ghurni-Gharami Para area of Krishnagar municipality, Nadia district, West Bengal
- Why
- To improve urban infrastructure, ease connectivity problems, and enhance everyday mobility for local residents
- Project Name
- Pathashree
- Location
- Krishnagar, Nadia district, West Bengal
- Inaugurated Roads
- Gharami Para Lane, Kaibarta Para Lane, Tarak Das Banerjee Lane
- Estimated Cost
- Rs 78 lakh
- Total Roads in Project
- 27
- Inauguration Date
- Thursday
- Inaugurated By
- State Minister Ujjwal Biswas