Varanasi gears up for a transportation transformation as the construction of a new bus station begins in Ujiyar Ghat, marking a significant step towards modernization and development in the city. Learn more about the Rs. 5.29 crore project that promises to enhance travel experiences for residents and visitors alike.
Great news for travelers and residents in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh! Deepak Kumar Singh recently announced the redevelopment of the Ujiyar Ghat bus station, and it’s going to be a game-changer.
The project, with an estimated cost of Rs. 5.29 crore, will be undertaken by the Uttar Pradesh Project Corporation Limited. Transport Minister Dayashankar Singh emphasized the significance of this bus station for travelers in Ballia.
What’s in store for the new bus station? Well, the old building is set to make way for a modern, state-of-the-art facility that will offer new and improved amenities. Imagine stepping into a bus station equipped with all the modern conveniences you can think of!
With a budget approval of 4828.99 lakhs, the wheels are already in motion. The old building evaluation and demolition process is underway, paving the way for the construction and transfer of the new building to kick off in March.
But wait, there’s more! Buses will now operate from the official workshop located in the Jeerabasti depot, and the new bus station will not just be about transportation. It will also house restaurants and shopping complexes, making it a one-stop destination for all your travel needs.
This redevelopment project is all about providing top-notch facilities for travelers, improving transportation services in Varanasi, and taking a significant step towards modernization and development in the transportation sector.
Get ready for a more convenient and efficient travel experience, as the new bus station is geared to meet the growing transportation requirements of the city’s residents and visitors. This is definitely a project to watch out for!
Stay tuned for more updates as this exciting redevelopment unfolds.
