Bokaro: Bokaro Steel Factory (BSL) began construction of roads in various regions in its cities on Tuesday.
The streets are broken in recent months due to poor maintenance and rain.
The estimated cost of work is around RS 9 Crore.
For a long time, residents and local political parties have demanded road repairs.
Head of BSL Communication, Manikan Dhan, said, “BSL management has begun the road construction process in three phases.
The work will be completed in February next year.
We take the way based on their interests and current conditions.” Officials said in the first phase, stretching 5 Km was being built from Nayamod (Birsa Chowk) to the Mansa Singh gate (office arm bridge arm).
After that, another road will be made inside the city center from December.
After that, the construction of a 7.1 km long road will begin in January.
They said before starting work, location inspections and quality studies have been made to ensure that the new road was made not facing a puddle and water problem.
“Along with road construction, BSL has also given a contract to build waterways along the road,” Dhan said.
The official source said BSL, a company intended because it has now emerged as one of the most profitable units under the Indian Steel Authority limited (sailing) with good production and the sale of Covid-19 pandemic products.
The screen reports the consolidated net income of Rs 4,339 crores in Q2 from the current fiscal.
BSL has performed well by contributing RS 2,033.92 Crores Previous Profit (PBT) sailing in the second quarter.
This is one of five steel mills under the screen.