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Bharatpur underground electrification project reaches 83% completion

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January 3, 2026
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The underground electrification project in Bharatpur Metropolitan City is 83% complete. Chief Engineer Anand Subedi said most areas are finished, with final installations pending in Hakimchowk, Sahidchowk, and near Birendra College. Funded by the Asian Development Bank and executed by Tata Projects Limited, the project’s cost has reached Rs 1.4 billion. Completion is expected by mid-March.

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