Published at February 17, 2025 by InfraJunction
The construction of the Mango flyover in Jamshedpur is progressing at a fast pace, with substantial progress made on the 57-pillar bridge. The project is being led by Dinesh Chandra Agarwal’s agency and is expected to significantly reduce traffic congestion in the Mango area. The construction is set to be completed by March 2025.
The flyover’s construction has reached an advanced stage, with 32 out of 57 pillars already under construction. Among these, 26 pillars have been capped, and the remaining pillars are under active development. The construction crew is also working on the creation of a critical 120-foot long, six-foot high girder, which is being built directly in the Swarnarekha River. Special cranes will be used to move the girders once they are finished.
The total estimated cost of the flyover project is Rs 252 crore, with the goal of improving traffic flow and reducing congestion in the Mango area. The flyover will feature a four-lane section near Blue Wells School and a two-lane section extending from Mango’s New Purulia Road to the Marine Drive Maharana Pratap Roundabout.
Once completed, the flyover will bring a significant improvement in connectivity between Dimna Road and Sakchi, making travel smoother and faster for residents of Mango. The project aims to alleviate daily traffic jams, ensuring better traffic management and reducing commute times for people in the area.
Project Official’s Statement
Dinesh Chandra Agarwal, the project leader, shared, “We are committed to completing this flyover by March 2025, and we are working tirelessly to ensure it enhances the city’s connectivity and reduces traffic troubles for the people of Mango.”
A local resident remarked, “The flyover is a much-needed solution to the constant traffic jams here. Once it’s done, commuting will be much easier, and we can look forward to smoother travel every day.”
With the construction nearing its completion, the Mango flyover is expected to ease traffic congestion and offer better connectivity for commuters in the region. The project is set to bring long-term improvements to the city’s infrastructure and is eagerly awaited by both residents and commuters.
The flyover’s official completion is expected by the end of March 2025, marking a milestone in improving Jamshedpur’s traffic management and infrastructure.
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