Mumbai Infrastructure: India and Japan collaborate on Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train localisation and design
Author : PNT Reporter
India is advancing negotiations with Japan to accelerate the localisation of bullet train design and manufacturing. The Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor will feature high-speed trains developed by a consortium of Japanese firms, Kawasaki and Hitachi, targeting speeds up to 300 km/h. Indigenous production is also being pursued, leveraging the Vande Bharat platform, with BEML leading prototype development. Land acquisition is complete, and significant civil infrastructure progress has been reported. Updated signalling systems, including Kavach 4.0, are also in development. The NDA government's efforts have propelled the project forward, aiming for trial runs by early 2026 and further expansion of bullet train corridors nationwide....
New Agra: A vision for a heritage city along the Yamuna Expressway
Author : PNT Reporter
The state government has announced plans for New Agra, a heritage city envisioned along the Yamuna Expressway in Agra district, under the jurisdiction of the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA). Covering approximately 10,500 hectares, the New Agra Urban Centre aims to become a commercial and tourism hub, incorporating 60 villages in the Etmadpur tehsil near the Taj Mahal. Developed with input from a consulting firm, the project will prioritize connectivity and environmental regulations. As the Noida International Airport prepares to open next April, New Agra is poised to enhance Agra's appeal as a tourist destination....
Unchecked urbanisation in Kochi raises environmental and public health concerns
Author : PNT Reporter
A recent study by Cusat, SACON, and FLAME University highlights an alarming 126% increase in built-up areas across Kochi's taluks between 2001 and 2020, far exceeding the global average of 20%. Urbanisation has caused a 57.56% loss of wetlands and a 15% decline in cropland, triggering severe ecological imbalances. Pollution, declining biodiversity, and near-extinction of species like the Soapnut tree (only 50 remain) underscore the crisis. Researchers warn of rising health issues and ecosystem degradation. The findings call for sustainable urban planning to balance development and conservation, ensuring long-term environmental and social health for Kochi....
Haryana government marks Maharishi Valmiki's birth anniversary with key welfare announcements
Author : PNT Reporter
The Haryana government recently commemorated Maharishi Valmiki's birth anniversary at a state-level event in Jind, attended by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. The CM made several announcements, including a grant of INR 51 lakh for the Maharishi Valmiki Bhavan in Narwana and assistance for a student hostel in Hisar. He outlined various welfare initiatives, including reservation reforms, support for sanitation workers, and plans to build homes for the poor. Additionally, CM Saini highlighted the state's food security and welfare schemes, as well as transport benefits for low-income families. Minister Krishna Kumar Bedi criticised the previous government's stance on reservations....
Jaipur Development Authority seals buildings in Gokul Nagar for violating construction regulations
Author : PNT Reporter
The JDA recently sealed two buildings with illegal constructions in Gokul Nagar in Jaipur. A tip from the locals alerted the authority about two buildings on Kalwar Road about buildings that were not implementing the mandatory construction laws, and the developers were subsequently served notices under Section 32, 33, and 34(a) of the JDA Act 1982. If the developers do not adhere to the laws immediately, then the enforcement wing has the go-ahead to knock the buildings down. JDA has created helplines for locals to report enforcement related concerns....
Delhi: MCD intensifies crackdown on pollution violations at construction sites
Author : PNT Reporter
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) is ramping up measures to combat pollution from construction sites despite implementing Stages III and IV of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP). By November 25, MCD inspected over 5,500 sites, finding 420 non-compliant with dust control regulations. Among smaller sites, 367 did not adhere to mitigation standards, resulting in several penalties and closure notices. For larger sites, 53 were found violated guidelines, with fines imposed and closure notice issued to one project. MCD has deployed 372 surveillance teams to enforce compliance, aiming to reduce air pollution linked to construction activities across the city....
DMRC requests significant funds in Delhi budget to meet financial commitments
Author : PNT Reporter
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has requested INR 7,200 crore from the Delhi government to fulfill various financial commitments, including the timely completion of Phase-IV corridors and payment to contractors for Phase-III. The three priority corridors under Phase-IV, spanning 62 km, are expected to be completed by 2026, with approval for additional lines also granted. DMRC also seeks urgent funds for the Public Works Department's double-decker viaducts and to balance contractual requirements for Phase-III. The government is expected to request supplementary grants during the assembly session, and DMRC urges timely approval to avoid project delays and cost overruns....
Jaipur Development Authority ordered to remove 274 encroachments and widen roads
Author : PNT Reporter
The Rajasthan High Court has directed the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) to remove 274 encroachments from the public road between Khatipura Tiraha and Sirsi Road, restoring its 48-metre width within two months. Notices under Section 72 of the JDA Act, 1982, will be issued, with objections resolved in seven days. Encroachments, including permanent structures, must be cleared promptly. In a related PIL regarding encroachments on the 200-feet sector road near Kalwar and Niwaru Roads, the court ordered the JDA commissioner to submit an action plan and affidavit by December 2 or appear personally. The orders address escalating illegal encroachment issues....
Neopolis IT Township: An INR 1,000 crore high-tech hub for Thiruvananthapuram
Author : PNT Reporter
The Neopolis IT township project in Thiruvananthapuram, a major initiative under the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, is set to be officially launched, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi scheduled to unveil the INR 1,000 crore project. This development is part of the Outer Area Growth Corridor (OAGC) and will focus on aerospace, electronics, software, and IT sectors. It will include residential complexes, shopping malls, recreational areas, and five-star hotels, creating a self-sustaining urban ecosystem. The project will be executed through a Special Purpose Company (SPC), involving multiple stakeholders, and is expected to drive technological innovation and economic growth in the region....
UP: Construction violations in Gomtinagar Extension and Kanpur Road fuel air pollution crisis
Author : PNT Reporter
Construction sites in Gomtinagar Extension, Kanpur Road, and old city areas of Lucknow are flouting National Green Tribunal (NGT) guidelines, leading to rising air pollution and health risks. Mandatory measures like covering materials, using dust barriers, and cleaning vehicles are being ignored, particularly in areas like Omaxe City, Transportnagar, and Khadra. Residents report respiratory issues, especially among children and the elderly, while experts warn of severe health risks from fine dust particles. Authorities have pledged stricter inspections and penalties to ensure compliance. The issue highlights the need for immediate enforcement to protect public health and the environment....
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