BMC's Vidyavihar railway over-bridge to ease Mumbai's traffic by 2024
Author : PNT Bureau
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has successfully installed the second girder of the Vidyavihar Railway Over-Bridge (ROB) in Mumbai, with each girder weighing 1,100 metric tonnes and measuring 100 meters in length and 9.5 meters in width. This marks a critical step in a project aimed at easing traffic congestion between Ghatkopar and Vidyavihar in the eastern suburbs while providing direct connectivity between Lal Bahadur Shastri (LBS) Marg and Ramkrishna Chemburkar Marg. The completion of both girders, among the longest in India without pillars for support, brings the project closer to its goal of full operation by December 2024, with an estimated cost of Rs 178 crore....
State road repairs in Goa on hold as PWD grapples with budget shortfall
Author : PNT Bureau
The Public Works Department (PWD) of Goa faces a budget shortfall, bringing state road repairs to a standstill. Having already spent its Rs 90 crore budget on the Western bypass project due to an order by the National Highway Authority, the PWD now seeks additional funds. PWD Minister Nilesh Cabral acknowledges the urgency for road maintenance and anticipates discussions with the Chief Minister for financial reinforcement. As the department awaits a post-National Games resolution, road repairs are slated to begin by December, conditional upon the release of consolidated fund allocations....
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) faces challenges in its ambitious road concreting project, with penalties exceeding Rs 82 crore imposed on contractors due to delays. Roadway Solutions India Infra bears the largest share of Rs 54.1 crore in penalties for roadwork in the island city. The project, covering 890 stretches on 110 roads, totalling 397 kilometres, lacks clear completion percentages, raising concerns. BMC plans to deduct fines from ongoing invoices, with contractors holding a 1% security deposit to offset penalties. Following a termination notice to Roadway Solutions, the BMC may consider an ex-parte termination order. The project's future is uncertain, sparking political debates and concerns....
A closer look at Kurla Station's Rs 10.62 crore foot over bridge
Author : PNT Bureau
A new Foot Over Bridge (FOB) was inaugurated at Kurla Station on November 4, 2023, marking the sixth addition to Kurla's FOB network. Costing approximately Rs 10.62 crore, this bridge boasts a width of 8.00m and a length of 79.85m with 44 columns and 4 spans to accommodate a large number of passengers. The FOB features five strategically located staircases, a Skywalk of 13.61 x 4.00m, and is expected to alleviate overcrowding and enhance passenger flow at Kurla Station. This development aims to improve Mumbai's public transportation network and enhance the daily commute experience for thousands of passengers....
India and Bhutan to discuss new routes for regional connectivity
Author : PNT Bureau
India and Bhutan have agreed to enhance regional connectivity, focusing on projects like a 58-km cross-border rail link connecting Gelephu and Kokrajhar in Assam and an 18-km rail link between Samtse in Bhutan and Banarhat in West Bengal. This collaboration aligns with Bhutan's plan for a smart city at Gelephu, boosting trade and tourism between the two countries. Additionally, the Darranga-Samdrup Jongkhar border crossing was designated as an immigration check post, promoting smoother travel and facilitating exchanges with Bangladesh. These initiatives are expected to support Bhutan's economic growth and create employment opportunities....
BMC issues strict warning to builders and contractors regarding dust mitigation norms
Author : PNT Bureau
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has sent a strong message to more than 100 contractors and real estate firms in Mumbai, warning them to strictly adhere to dust mitigation norms or face punitive measures. As the city grapples with deteriorating air quality, the BMC issued a new set of guidelines, giving builders and contractors one month to acquire essential equipment to combat air pollution. The move is part of a comprehensive effort to enhance Mumbai's Air Quality Index (AQI)....
BMC clears unauthorised structures on JVLR, making way for Metro line 6 construction
Author : PNT Bureau
The BMC's K west ward in Mumbai demolished 45 unauthorised structures, allowing the Metro 6 project to progress. This initiative not only promises to enhance connectivity but also addresses traffic congestion and waterlogging issues. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) is set to further improve civic amenities, facilitating urban planning. With these infrastructure projects, Mumbai is determined to overcome challenges, enhance public transportation, and elevate the quality of life for its residents. This progress sets an inspiring precedent for cities globally....
Kochi Metro's Phase II proceeds with land acquisition
Author : PNT Bureau
The revenue department in Kochi has issued an 11(1) notification for land acquisition for five metro stations on the Phase II line of the Kochi Metro, with two more notifications expected soon. The proposed stations at Palarivattom Junction, Kakkanad, Cochin SEZ, Chittethukara, and Kinfra will require the acquisition of 0.9544 hectares of land from Edappally South and Kakkanad villages. KMRL aims to create eco-friendly, modern architectural designs for the stations. Construction work is planned to be expedited, with a precast method for station construction. There are some concerns about the proximity of the St Michael's Church to the metro alignment which had earlier led to protests....
Pune Metro Phase II to extend to Nigdi with minimal land acquisition
Author : PNT Bureau
The Pune metro extension to Nigdi, a project worth over Rs 900 crore, has received the Union government's approval and is set to begin work in February. The extension, covering 4.4 km, will connect Chinchwad, Akurdi, and Nigdi. The project does not require any major land parcel, except for the stations, due to its alignment along the existing Pune-Mumbai highway median. The viaduct will extend from PCMC station to Chinchwad, with discussions to determine station locations and land requirements in coordination with the PCMC. This extension will benefit industrial workers in Chinchwad and Akurdi, as well as students traveling to Nigdi and Akurdi. Some commuters express disappointment at the three-year wait for these metro services....
Noida's Battle Against Pollution: Penalties imposed for GRAP violations
Author : PNT Bureau
The Gautam Buddh Nagar administration in Noida will enforce GRAP III as invoked by CAQM amid deteriorating air quality, implementing a strict ban on construction activities across Noida and Greater Noida. The ban excludes essential works but covers all others, following CAQM guidelines. Violations recorded in October led to penalties of approximately Rs 89 lakh. The main contributors to pollution in Noida are construction and road-side dust, along with vehicular emissions. The Air Quality Index (AQI) fluctuated between "very poor" and "severe". Measures like an odd-even scheme and road rationing have been proposed to combat the issue....
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