Guwahati, Feb 23: The National Board for Wildlife has approved five key projects for Assam. This includes the Chapaguri-Amteka Asom Mala project road, which extends up to the Bhutan border.

Taking to X, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced that the National Board for Wildlife, the apex body in India for all wildlife-related matters, has approved five very important projects for Assam.

Besides the Chapaguri to Amteka Asom Mala project Road, the other projects approved by NBWL include the Elevated Corridor near Kaziranga National Park; Guwahati Ring Road project including the Narengi-Kuruwa Bridge; Deepor Beel Railway Elevated Railway Corridor and Deepor Beel Elevated Railway Corridor.

Sarma termed this development as a major boost to road and railway connectivity in Assam.

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