Mumbai's BMC issues air quality guidelines for 6,000 construction sites
Author : PNT Bureau
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has taken a proactive step in addressing the escalating concerns over air pollution in Mumbai by issuing comprehensive pollution control guidelines to approximately 6,000 construction sites within the city. These measures are aimed at curbing the dispersal of dust and pollutants during the construction process, ensuring a concerted effort to mitigate the environmental impact and prioritize the health and well-being of the residents. By implementing these guidelines, the BMC seeks to foster a cleaner and more sustainable construction environment while maintaining the city's air quality standards....
Mumbai's Gateway of India set for a Rs 16.54 crore makeover
Author : PNT Bureau
Mumbai's BMC plans to create a new plaza near the iconic Gateway of India to provide an unobstructed view of the monument and the statue of Shivaji Maharaj. Haphazard structures, such as food stalls and security cabins, will be relocated to a more organized layout. The state archaeology department will restore the heritage structure. The project, led by consultant Abha Narain Lambah, aims to improve aesthetics and visitor experience. The cost of the plaza is estimated at Rs 9.54 crore ($1.3 million), and monument restoration at Rs 7 crore ($950,000). This coordinated effort involves multiple stakeholders, including the Mumbai Port Authority and tourism department....
India to unleash Rs 143 lakh crore infrastructure investment, with a focus on green initiatives
Author : PNT Bureau
India is poised to invest an impressive Rs 143 lakh crore in infrastructure between 2024 and 2030, more than double the expenditure over the previous seven years. This substantial financial commitment includes Rs 36.6 lakh crore for green initiatives. Crisil anticipates a 6.7% GDP growth through 2031, driven by comprehensive infrastructure development, sustainability, and policy support. The report emphasizes the role of sectors such as roads, power, electric vehicles, renewable energy, and green hydrogen in India's development. The anticipated release of sovereign green bonds is expected to boost the domestic green bond market, aligning with global sustainability trends....
50 unauthorised colonies in Gurugram demolished in DTCP crackdown
Author : PNT Bureau
The enforcement wing of Gurugram's town and country planning department (DTCP) has taken stringent action against illegal constructions, demolishing around 50 illegal colonies spanning 550 acres in Gurugram, Sohna, Pataudi, and Farrukhnagar. District Town Planner Binesh Kumar tackled 14 illegal colonies in Sohna and Bhondsi, initiating 13 demolition drives. Similarly, DTP Sumit Malik targeted 29 colonies in Farrukhnagar-Pataudi, leading 25 demolition operations. The crackdown, involving additional District Town Planners, aims to curb illegal developments, ensuring planned urban growth as per the Gurgaon Master Plan 2031. The government's stringent stance discourages unlawful real estate activities, promoting a regulated urban landscape....
Parel TT bridge reconstruction may be aligned with SWEC Project
Author : PNT Bureau
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is considering delaying the reconstruction of the Parel TT bridge to coincide with the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority's Sewri-Worli Elevated Connector (SWEC) project. Mumbai traffic police approved bridge closures for reconstruction, but the BMC plans to synchronize Parel bridge work with the SWEC project to mitigate congestion. The Parel TT bridge, over 40 years old, is set to undergo reconstruction given its damaged condition. In parallel, Central Railway is moving swiftly to replace the 110-year-old Sion rail overbridge at an estimated cost of 50 crore....
Outsourcing Aarey Hospital: A turning point in the BMC-state dairy department dispute
Author : PNT Bureau
The state Dairy Department has decided to outsource the Aarey Hospital in Mumbai's Goregaon East to a private charitable trust. The Aarey Hospital was caught in a dispute between BMC and the state Dairy Department for a long time. This decision ends BMC's hopes to gain a foothold in Aarey Colony. The move aims to revive the dilapidated facility, potentially aiding the 40,000 residents, including tribal communities, who lacked essential medical services. Concerns about potential privatization have arisen, with local activists questioning the need for a charitable trust intermediary to run the hospital. Aarey Dairy's CEO assures that the move isn't privatization but a transfer to a trust, ensuring affordability and quality in healthcare through a stringent bidding process....
Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor: A game-changer for India's cargo transport network
Author : PNT Bureau
The Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor (EDFC), a monumental infrastructure project spanning 1,337 kilometres from Punjab to Bihar, has been completed ahead of the Lok Sabha elections in India. Set to commence full operations on November 1, 2023, the EDFC is positioned to revolutionize freight transportation. The project, initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, offers significant benefits to thermal power plants in several states, primarily aiding coal traffic. Despite cost overruns, reaching 1.24 trillion INR, the corridor is vital for the government's plan to optimize coal transportation networks and enhance freight efficiency. Delays caused by land acquisition and other challenges have been addressed, and EDFC is expected to handle 251 million tonnes of freight by 2036-37....
Mumbai's Central Railway unveils Rs 101 crore redevelopment for key stations
Author : PNT Bureau
The Central Railway (CR) has initiated a Rs 101 crore redevelopment project for four Mumbai stations— Parel, Byculla, Kanjurmarg, and Vikhroli —under the Amrit Bharat Scheme, citing increasing footfalls. Parel and Byculla's revamp costs are Rs 19.41 crore and Rs 35.52 crore, respectively, while Vikhroli and Kanjurmarg redevelopment costs are pegged at Rs 19.16 crore and Rs 27.01 crore. The focus is on expanding station premises for enhanced movability, including foot over bridges, lifts, escalators, and better amenities like water huts and lighting. The stations will feature improved infrastructure, signage, and accessibility. The CR aims to complete the project within a year....
Nashik's Municipal Commissioner takes tough stance on improper construction waste disposal
Author : PNT Bureau
Nashik Municipal Commissioner Ashok Karanjkar expressed concern over irresponsible disposal of construction waste by builders and contractors. During a meeting with the Godavari pollution prevention cell, he instructed officials to take action against erring individuals. Deputy Commissioner Vijay Kumar Mundhe emphasized strict measures, with fines for offenders. The Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC) deployed vehicles across its divisions to lift debris, charging Rs 800 per tonne. The NMC urged residents to approach designated offices for lifting such waste or face fines. A work order was also issued to a private firm for constructing and operating a C&D waste recycling plant at Pathradi....
India's mega infrastructural project; the Mumbai-Nagpur Expressway takes shape
Author : PNT Bureau
The Mumbai-Nagpur Expressway, India's second longest, heralds a new era of connectivity, spanning 701 km with potential to reduce travel time between Mumbai and Nagpur to 8 hours. Linking 10 vibrant districts, it enhances cultural exchange and economic growth. Executed in phases, the project showcases India's vision and determination, with Phase II inaugurated on May 26, 2023. Costing Rs. 55,332 crores, it stands as a testament to India's commitment to development. As the final stretches near completion, the nation eagerly awaits the transformative impact of this monumental expressway....
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