Trichy City Council approves 14.1 acres of land for Tidel Park development
Author : PNT Bureau
In Trichy, a resolution was passed to allocate 14.1 acres of land in Panjapur near the Trichy-Madurai national highway for the construction of Tidel Park. The previous allotment of 8.9 acres was cancelled to accommodate the Tidel management's request for a larger land parcel to build a mega office space for IT and ITES companies near the upcoming integrated bus terminus (IBT). The Trichy corporation has agreed to transfer ownership of the land to Tidel Park Limited at a cost of Rs. 282 per sqft. The construction is expected to begin in March 2024. Additionally, the council approved road improvements at the Central bus stand....
Nagpur metro phase-II progress hindered by pending land acquisition proposals
Author : PNT Bureau
Nagpur District Collector Vipin Itankar conducted a meeting to expedite the land acquisition process for the second phase of the Nagpur Metro project. The meeting addressed several pending land acquisition proposals and emphasised the need for timely planning to avoid delays. Itankar instructed the revenue department to ensure prompt disposal of all acquisition proposals and encouraged better coordination between the revenue department and the Metro for quicker results. Additionally, discussions with the defence department about land issues on Wardha Road were urged. The Metro project aims for completion by 2024 but has been hindered by lingering land acquisition proposals....
India and Bangladesh strengthen ties with inauguration of key development projects
Author : PNT Bureau
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina jointly inaugurated three significant development projects, further enhancing the bilateral ties between the two nations. The projects include the historic Agartala-Akhaura cross-border rail link, the Khulna-Mongla Port Rail Line, and Unit 2 of the Maitree Super Thermal Power Plant in Bangladesh's Rampal. The rail link is crucial for improving cross-border trade, reducing travel time, and expanding connectivity between India’s Northeast and Bangladesh. These projects reflect the strong collaboration and friendship between the two countries, ultimately contributing to regional development and cooperation. India has played a vital role as Bangladesh's largest development partner....
Dadar's iconic Shivaji Park undergoes transformation amid mixed reactions
Author : PNT Bureau
In the midst of a wave of urban beautification projects sweeping through the city, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has now turned its attention to the iconic Shivaji Park in Dadar. This latest development was spurred by a recent visit from Member of Parliament Rahul Shewale, during which he unveiled a comprehensive plan to revamp the beloved park. The proposed enhancements encompass a wide range of changes, including measures to combat pollution and dust, the installation of smog towers, and the addition of impressive new features like the country's tallest tricolour flag. However, these beautification plans have not been without controversy, as concerns arise regarding their impact on the park's historical and recreational significance....
70 percent land acquisition for Noida Airport phase-2 completed
Author : PNT Bureau
The Uttar Pradesh government has approved an additional Rs. 880 crore as compensation for the second phase of the Noida International Airport, bringing the total pay out to landowners to Rs 4,780 crore. Approximately 70% of the 1,181 hectares of land required across six villages in Jewar has been acquired, with Rs 2,800 crore already distributed to farmers. The remaining land will be used for a maintenance, repair, and overhauling (MRO) hub. NIAL plans to attract international investments for the MRO centre, positioning the region as an aviation hub in India. The first phase of the airport is set to commission in October 2024, with future phases expanding its capacity and facilities. NIAL would be India’s largest airport once completed....
Malabar Hill Reservoir: Preservation or demolition? committee to decide its future
Author : PNT Bureau
Suburban Guardian Minister Mangal Prabhat Lodha has responded to local opposition to the reconstruction of the Malabar Hill Water Reservoir by instructing the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to establish a technical assessment committee. This committee will include professors from IIT (Bombay), BMC engineers, and local residents with technical expertise. Its primary task is to evaluate the reservoir and decide whether it should be repaired or demolished. The controversy arose due to the reconstruction plan's potential impact on trees and opposition from residents. This committee's diverse composition and its technical assessment will play a crucial role in determining the reservoir's fate, balancing historical preservation with contemporary needs....
Amid worsening air quality in the National Capital Region (NCR), real estate developers have requested that the government not impose bans on construction activities that don't contribute to pollution. The revised graded response action plan (GRAP) mandates construction bans during "severe" air quality conditions. Developers argue that not all construction activities cause pollution and have urged authorities to allow non-polluting work to continue to meet project deadlines. They emphasize the impact on laborers, who often return home due to frequent bans, causing delays in apartment deliveries and then hefty RERA fines for delivery delays....
Junagadh’s Rainwater Harvesting Success: 9 million water credits earned from UN
Author : PNT Bureau
Junagadh Municipal Corporation's pioneering rainwater harvesting initiative has earned them the distinction of being the first Indian civic body to accumulate water credits, as endorsed by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. With a substantial 9 million water credits secured for conserving 100 million litres of water in their Hasnapur reservoir, JuMC sets an example for sustainable water management. This innovative endeavour, overseen by UN-designated agencies and supported by voluntary collaboration, promises both a water-secure future and financial prospects for civic bodies....
Ganesh Housing Corporation and Tishman Speyer unveil Rs 8,000 crore IT SEZ in Ahmedabad
Author : PNT Bureau
Ganesh Housing Corporation is partnering with US real estate firm Tishman Speyer to develop a massive IT Special Economic Zone (SEZ) called "Million Minds Tech City" in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, with an investment of Rs 8,000 crore. Spanning 65 acres near Chharodi village along SG Road, this SEZ will offer office space for IT and ITes companies, along with dedicated residential, commercial, and hospitality areas. The project will encompass 80 lakh sq.ft. of IT office space, 53 lakh sq.ft. of residential space, and more. It is expected to create direct employment for 1.6 lakh people and attract major tech companies like Apple, IBM, Google, and Amazon. The project will commence by 2026 and is aimed at positioning Ahmedabad as a hub for the IT sector....
National Green Tribunal directs Haryana to report on stone-crushing units in two districts
Author : PNT Bureau
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has issued a crucial directive to the Haryana government, demanding a comprehensive review of stone-crushing units in Mahendragarh and Charkhi Dadri districts within eight weeks. This decision follows a report by the Haryana government, revealing that 49 out of 133 units in Mahendragarh violated environmental regulations, posing a significant threat to air and water quality. The NGT's action was prompted by a petition filed by a concerned resident, Vinod Kumar Jangra. The government has already closed non-compliant units, initiated air quality monitoring projects, and taken steps to address violations. The NGT's commitment to environmental and public health is evident, and the upcoming November 23rd review will be pivotal in addressing these environmental concerns....
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