PM to inaugurate Rs 9,700 crore road projects in Bihar

August 18, 2015 10:57

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday will visit Ara to inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of the 11 National Highway Projects of 700 kilometres length at a capital cost of Rs 9,700 crore in Bihar. He will be accompanied by Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari. Prime Minister Modi will also inaugurate the first phase of Skill Development Centre in Bihar. He will lay foundation stone of the state's first regional Vocational Training Institute for Women in Patna. The Prime Minister will also address a 'Parivartan Rally' this afternoon at Saharsa. This is his third rally after Muzaffarpur and Gaya in the poll-bound state

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