JSW Infrastructure to Develop Keni Port in Karnataka
Author : PNT Bureau
JSW Infrastructure has secured a Rs 4,119 crore contract from the Karnataka Maritime Board to develop the Keni Port in Karnataka. The greenfield port, one of two planned by the state government, is set to have an initial cargo-handling capacity of 30 million tonnes per annum (MTPA). JSW Infrastructure emerged as the winning bidder, with plans to address the logistics demand in the rapidly growing state and the region's economy. The Keni Port will be strategically located between Mormugao Port in the north and New Mangalore Port in the south, catering to various industries in the region....
BMC floats a Rs 42 crore tender for Yari Road-Lokhandwala bridge
Author : PNT Bureau
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has floated a Rs 42 crore tender for a long-delayed project - a Y-shaped vehicular bridge connecting Yari Road and Lokhandwala in Mumbai's western suburbs. Initially proposed in 2002, the project faced legal hurdles, causing significant cost escalation. The 100-meter-wide bridge over Kavathe Creek aims to reduce travel time from 30-45 minutes to just five minutes. Concerns were raised over destruction of mangroves for the bridge, but the Supreme Court quashed the stay after BMCs assurance regarding replanting. With a proposed completion by 2025, locals anticipate relief from the lengthy commute, while the BMC emphasizes environmental friendliness and improved connectivity....
Coordination gaps and inadequate measures for GRAP enforcement in Gurugram
Author : PNT Bureau
Despite enforcement efforts and issuing fines, construction activities in Gurugram persist in violation of Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) norms. Haryana Shahri Vikas Parishad (HSVP) and Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) have struggled to curb these activities, leading to dust pollution. Construction work and uncovered building materials are observed in sectors 27, 28, 42, 43, 51, 52, 56, 57, and 46. Despite the authority's power to penalize, strict implementation is lacking. The sectors' maintenance falls under MCG, while HSVP handles property approvals. MCG has issued 195 challans totalling Rs 23 lakh, predominantly targeting construction sites for non-compliance....
MMRC wraps up Metro Line 3 DPR, awaits government approval
Author : PNT Bureau
Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC) has finalized the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for extending underground Metro Line 3 up to Navy Nagar, covering a five-kilometre stretch. The DPR awaits state government approval following the 2022-23 budget announcement. The expansion aims to benefit densely populated areas, including central government residential quarters. Construction is slated for a 2025 start, post the existing Metro Line 3's commercial operations. MMRC acquired nine train sets for Phase 1, delayed to early next year, while Phase 2 operations begin in 2024. Recent trials and ongoing track installations mark progress for the extensive metro network....
Odisha Cabinet unveils ambitious Bhubaneswar Metro plans
Author : PNT Bureau
The Odisha cabinet, led by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, has given the green light to the Bhubaneswar Metro Rail Project (BMRC) Phase I. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) will spearhead the Rs 5,929.38 crore turn-key project, spanning 26 km with 20 stations from Biju Patnaik International Airport to Trisulia Square near Cuttack. The infrastructure, part of the Greater Capital Region metropolitan city plan, aims to serve around 50 lakh people. The first phase, focusing on Bhubaneswar, Khurda, Cuttack, and Puri regions, is slated for completion in four years, featuring elevated viaducts, modern coaches, and advanced systems....
KMRL adopts innovative measures to ensure land acquisition for Kochi Metro Phase II
Author : PNT Bureau
Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) is taking a proactive approach to the construction of Chembumukku and Padamugal stations along the Phase II line. If there are delays in land acquisition for these stations, KMRL plans to proceed with the construction of the other eight stations. The government has provided administrative sanction for land acquisition, but opposition from residents may delay decisions for Chembumukku and Padamugal. KMRL is exploring vacant government land as an alternative. The consideration to start construction on other stations while awaiting decisions reflects KMRL's commitment, with a focus on innovative solutions to mitigate potential challenges and streamline the process....
The BMC, in response to a structural audit, will undertake both minor and major repairs on 51 bridges from Malad to Andheri, costing Rs 41 crore. M/s CE Infra (India) secured the contract at 23.40% below the estimated cost of Rs 35 crore. M/s SGS Consultancy Services conducted a survey, making recommendations that the initiative follow. This survey covered P/South (Goregaon), P/North (Malad), and K/West (Andheri West) wards. The proactive approach arises from the 2019 Himalaya Bridge collapse, signalling a commitment to safety. The repairs aim for completion within 12 months, navigating the challenges posed by the monsoon....
Ghatkopar Station's Rs 130 crore makeover to boost efficiency and connectivity
Author : PNT Bureau
Ghatkopar station in Mumbai is undergoing a Rs 130 crore makeover, featuring a new middle foot over bridge (FOB) and an elevated deck on the east side. The 12-meter-wide middle FOB will incorporate modern technology and escalators on key platforms, ensuring efficient vertical movement for passengers. The elevated deck, spanning 15 meters in width and 47 meters in length, will connect with the existing Metro FOB and house a booking office with five counters. The project is headed by the Mumbai Rail Vikas Corporation (MRVC) and is expected to be completed in two phases. The upgrade aims to enhance connectivity, streamline passenger movement, and alleviate congestion at the station....
Nagpur Municipal Corporation grapples with surge in construction material dumping
Author : PNT Bureau
Dumping of construction materials on Nagpur's footpaths and roads has more than doubled in the last six years, signalling increased encroachment on public spaces. In 2018, Nagpur Municipal Corporation fined 4,747 people (individuals and builders) Rs 77.46 lakh for such violations. By October 2023, this surged to 8,428 people penalized, with fines totalling Rs 1.92 crore. Concerns were raised by the Commissioner of Police, noting risks to motorists. Ashi Nagar zone experienced the highest violations. Despite regulations mandating permission from the municipal department, these practices persist....
Gurugram's DTCP issues fines to developers flouting GRAP norms
Author : PNT Bureau
The enforcement wing of the Town and Country Planning Department (DTCP) in Gurugram has taken a proactive approach to penalize developers violating Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) norms. Residents can now use helpline numbers to report any violations, leading to site inspections and appropriate actions. The department has issued challans and warnings to developers, emphasizing adherence to GRAP norms. Penalties are set to be collected before the issuance of occupation certificates, and strict actions are promised against non-compliance. Monitoring teams and field staff have been deployed for continuous site inspections, underscoring the commitment to upholding environmental standards and ensuring sustainable urban development in Gurugram....
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