The West Bengal Government has proposed multiple flyovers and road projects to improve the city's connectivity and has announced a budgetary allocation of ₹2,475 crore for the next fiscal. Most of the planned flyovers are being taken care of by Kolkata Metropolitan Development Authority (KMDA) with a few plans being looked after by the state PWD. A meeting on this score was held in which it was informed to KMDA and PWD about the revival of score of flyover proposals for which detailed project reports had been prepared. Some of these new projects include a connector and a flyover from Paikpara to Sealdah station, flyover along Anwar Shah Road from Jibanananda Setu to Deshopran Sasmal Road crossing, a flyover from Ultadanga to Posta Bazar, a flyover along Raja SC Mallick Road from Garia to Jadavpur and a flyover from Majherhat to Tollygunge till Jadavpur-Garia. Among other flyover projects that will be executed, for which feasibility studies have been completed, include Airport Gate to Jessore Road flyover on NH 34 and VIP Road, a 3km flyover connecting Ultadanga and Bangur Avenue, Ruby to Kalikapur flyover, among others. KMDA is already working to finalize route alignment of bypass to New Town flyover and other projects that have been conceptualized, the feasibility study will be conducted as quickly as possible.
