Kalimpong’s Road Infrastructure Set to Improve with 43 New Projects Under Pathashree IV

Kalimpong’s Road Infrastructure Set to Improve with 43 New Projects Under Pathashree IV
Yowan Mothay, 
Kalimpong, December 11, 2025: The West Bengal Government’s ambitious Pathashree IV Scheme has taken a significant step forward with the inauguration of 43 new roads in Kalimpong district. The foundation stones for these projects were laid on Wednesday in a virtual ceremony led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, marking a milestone in the region’s infrastructure development.

District Magistrate Kuhuk Bhushan, addressing the media, revealed that these 43 new roads will stretch over a combined length of 106 kilometres, with the total cost of the projects exceeding Rs 78 crore. The inauguration ceremony was held at various locations across the district where construction is set to begin.

In a bid to keep the public well-informed about these developments, the district administration has taken proactive steps, installing informative hoardings at strategic points, distributing leaflets, and deploying a tableau to spread awareness across rural areas. These efforts aim to ensure that residents are aware of the benefits and progress of the new road projects.

The District Magistrate also highlighted that proposals for additional road projects, which were left incomplete in earlier phases, have already been submitted to the state government for approval. Bhushan encouraged citizens to contribute to the ongoing development by submitting proposals for new roads either to the Kalimpong District Administration or to any Block Development Office in the region.

MLA Ruden Sada Lepcha, addressing the media, expressed his satisfaction with the inauguration of 43 new roads, which will connect 43 villages. He called the project a significant achievement for Kalimpong, saying, “It is a matter of happiness that we are able to deliver something meaningful for the people who trust us. Providing road connectivity to 43 villages is no small thing.”

Lepcha further emphasized that these road projects had been long-awaited by local residents, who have been pushing for improved infrastructure. He also mentioned that proposals for an additional 47 road projects have been forwarded to the state government for future consideration.

The initiative, part of the state government’s Pathashree IV Scheme, aims to improve connectivity and boost infrastructure in rural and urban areas of West Bengal, enhancing transportation and creating new opportunities for the people of Kalimpong.

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