The Bihar government has approved the construction of five Road Over Bridges (ROBs) across four districts to eliminate traffic congestion at railway crossings. These ROBs will be constructed in two years at an estimated cost of 600 crore rupees. The projects include building an ROB at Level Crossing 10 on State...
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Highway 75 between Muhammadpur-Kamtaul railway stations in Darbhanga, costing 70 crore 5 lakh rupees. Another ROB will replace the existing access path at Level Crossing 25 between Darbhanga and Laheriyasarai railway stations, costing 134 crore 67 lakh 23 thousand rupees. In addition, an ROB will be built at Level Crossing 53A on the Samastipur-Pusa path between Samastipur and Karpurigram railway stations, costing 119 crore 51 lakh 90 thousand rupees. Construction of an ROB at Level Crossing 33/B1 between Nawada and Warsaliganj railway stations will cost 174 crore rupees. Finally, an ROB will be built at Level Crossing 24 between Khagaria and Umeshnagar railway stations on the Khagaria-Parihara-Bakri Link Road, costing 101 crore 81 lakh rupees. Furthermore, a 380-meter missing link on the Mahishi-Chainpur path will be constructed at a cost of 1 crore 32 lakh 49 thousand rupees.

Deputy CM Samrat Choudhary announced that the construction of the metro train in Muzaffarpur is expected to be visible above ground level in six months. The Bihar government is working on getting the metro train services operational as quickly as possible. The announcement was made during a BJP membership drive event...
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in Muzaffarpur. The state government has already approved plans to introduce metro train services in Muzaffarpur, Bhagalpur, Gaya and Darbhanga after Patna. The government will first prepare feasibility reports and then Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) for these cities. Choudhary also addressed issues raised by farmers and asked the district magistrates of two districts to submit reports on the matter. He criticized the RJD, stating that they have no development agenda beyond the development of their family. He said that the BJP is aiming to enroll 11 lakh members in the 11 assembly constituencies of the district and aims to have at least 200 members per booth. The BJP district president stated that they are exceeding their target of enrolling seven lakh members. At the event, BJP district president, the mayor, the panchayati raj minister, MLAs, former ministers, a former MLC, Padma Shri Rajkumari Devi, several other leaders and activists were enrolled as members by the deputy CM.

The Darbhanga-Secunderabad Express will be cancelled for four days from September 10th to 22nd due to pre-NI/NI work at Bhupdevpur station on the Kharshia-Saraiagarh railway section of the Bilaspur Division. Trains 17008 and 17007 will be cancelled on September 10th, 13th, 17th, 20th (for 17008) and September 10th, 14th, 17th, 21st...
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(for 17007). This information was provided by the Chief Public Relations Officer of the East Central Railway (ECR), Saraswati Chandra.

The Indian Railways is working at a rapid pace to start train operations on the newly constructed Sisoh Kakarghati New Rail Line in Darbhanga. A trial run by the Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) is expected between September 10th and 12th. As part of the preparations, a machine inspection was conducted...
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on Sunday between Rani Pur and Kakarghati.

The East Central Railway is preparing for the influx of passengers during Dussehra, Diwali, and Chhath by running special trains starting after September 17th. Initially, a dozen special trains will operate from Samastipur and Muzaffarpur to various destinations during the first week of October. The railway will consider adding more trains...
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depending on passenger demand. Passengers returning to North Bihar during these festivals face difficulties with full trains and long waiting lists. To address this, the railway is planning special trains from various stations including Muzaffarpur, Samastipur, Jaynagar, Darbhanga, Barauni, and Saharsa. The railway is expected to operate over two dozen special trains to destinations such as Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Surat, and Ahmedabad between September and November. Due to the high demand, passengers returning after Chhath may have to rely on Tatkal (last-minute) and special train tickets as regular trains are already full. Travel agencies are also preparing for the rush and are contacting vehicle owners for transportation options.