Archive · 24 May 2025
Bihar Approves Rs 20 Crore for Guest Houses in Sultanganj
Imagine a place where many people go on a special trip to a religious site.
The government has decided to build two new guest houses for these travelers.
One is for important guests, and the other is for everyone.
This project costs a lot of money, about 20 crore rupees!
The guest houses are being built near a river in Sultanganj, a town in Bihar, and will be ready before the big event called Shrawan, when lots of people visit.
Even though one is for VIPs, some rooms will be open to regular people too.
This will give everyone a comfortable place to stay during their trip!
Bihar government approved the construction of two guest houses in Sultanganj.
The project, costing Rs 20 crore, includes a VVIP guest house.
The guest houses are intended for 'kanwariyas' who visit during Shrawan.
Construction will be near the Namami Gange Ghat.
Some rooms in the VVIP guest house will be available for the public.
- Who
- The State urban development and housing department (UDHD) and deputy CM Samrat Choudhary.
- What
- Construction of two guest houses (dharmashalas), including a VVIP facility.
- When
- Approved on Thursday and Friday.
- Where
- Sultanganj, Bihar, near the Namami Gange Ghat.
- Why
- To provide facilities for Shiva devotees during the Shrawan month pilgrimage.
- Project Cost
- Rs 20 crore
- Location
- Sultanganj, Bihar
- Purpose
- Guest houses for pilgrims
- Target Users
- Kanwariyas (Shiva devotees)
- Approval Date
- Thursday/Friday
- Department
- UDHD