Decade of Agony Ends: Kharibari Gets New Concrete Road, Locals Rejoice!

• Kesardoba village in Kharibari block, Darjeeling, celebrates as work begins on a new concrete road after 10 years of dilapidation.
• The 750-meter long, 8-foot wide road, costing 17 lakh rupees, is funded by Siliguri Mahakuma Parishad and Backward Classes Welfare Department.
• Kishori Mohan Singh, Karmadhyaksha of Siliguri Mahakuma Parishad, laid the foundation stone for the project.
• The new road will replace the old dilapidated one, with plans for guardwalls, significantly easing access to school, hospital, and market.
• Tea garden workers, students, and farmers will benefit most, with locals expressing relief from accident fears and improved daily commuting.