Jehanabad/Patna: The city of Jehanabad in Bihar is set for a major transformation in its street-lighting infrastructure, with the Municipal Council preparing to install 8,000 LED street lights across all 33 wards.
The project is estimated to cost around ₹7.17 crore and is aimed at improving illumination across the city, particularly during nighttime hours.
All 33 Wards to Get LED Street Lights
Under the proposed project, LED street lights will be installed across all 33 wards of the Jehanabad Municipal Council area. The large-scale installation is expected to improve visibility on roads and in residential areas.
The initiative is also expected to make nighttime commuting more convenient for residents and contribute to improved public safety.
Focus on Better Urban Infrastructure
The lighting project is part of efforts to strengthen basic urban infrastructure in Jehanabad. Improved street lighting can help residents travel more safely after dark while providing better visibility on roads and public spaces.
Once the project is implemented, thousands of existing and newly covered locations across the city’s wards are expected to benefit from improved illumination.
₹7.17 Crore Investment in City Lighting
The estimated investment of ₹7.17 crore highlights the scale of the proposed upgrade. With 8,000 LED lights planned, the project is expected to significantly expand and modernise Jehanabad’s street-lighting network.
The initiative is expected to bring visible changes to the city’s streets while strengthening nighttime connectivity and safety for residents.
