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Centre grants Rs 13.7 cr for facelift of 5 Mangalore beaches

  •   Wed, Oct 29 2014 09:26:35 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (RJP)

Mangalore, Oct 29: The deputy commissioner A B Ibrahim has revealed that coastal beaches will go for a facelift soon.
Out of the Rs. 50 crores sanctioned by the central government for the development of 23 beaches in the three coastal districts, Rs.13.72 crores has been reserved for the development of 5 major beaches in the Dakshina Kannada district.

The money sanctioned for the development of 5 beaches in Dakshina Kannada district is as follows:

1. Sultan Battery beach-Rs.2 crores.
2. Talapady beach-Rs.3 crores.
3. Suratkal beach-Rs. 2 crore.
4. Ullal beach- Rs. 1 crore.
5. Someshwar beach-Rs. 3 crores.
(The figures are rounded off)

Darashaw & company has been appointed as the agency to implement the project. The development work will be completed within six months from now.

  

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  • mm, mlore

    Thu, Oct 30 2014

    I remember tanirbavi beach 15 years ago was pristine and the surrounding stretch was a potentially perfect tourist hotspot. Now most of it is restricted entry/parking for mrpl trucks etc..who cares about environment in India?? this is just money making scheme. This contractor takes 30%, the babus 50%, remaining 20% employed on actual work. several budgets will be passed for further restoration work...would like to see how the beaches look nest year with the 20% funds (hopefully a little clearer at the least)

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  • yogesh, bombay

    Thu, Oct 30 2014

    Facelift is fine. Also Dist.Admin should stop arselift by slum dwellers at these beaches so that they are not $#ittied!!!

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  • peter, Brahmavar

    Thu, Oct 30 2014

    In 13.7 cr what is the percentage of MP's MLA's panchayat president and members. Can DC can explain net amount to be used for development of beaches. I hope at least some good toilets in all beaches. What about Malpe beach and Maravante beach. I think DC do not have list of all beaches.

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  • Mangalorean, Mangalore - Bangalore

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Please allot some funds to set up an "anti-moral policing squad" on these beaches.

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  • vincy, Bangkok

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    At last now people know that this is a central government work and state is not responsible.
    This is the reason we have CRZ restrictions.
    If it was state controlled then we should have SRZ ?
    People simply blame the state government.
    I think the amount is not enough even to make street lights towards the beach.

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  • Dr Prakash Harischandra, Surathkal

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    What utter Non sense is this!! In todays world what does 1 crore do develop what put one high mast lamp worth 40 laks.. We need roads not beaches ... BTW our Beach front is not popular with foreign tourist since it doesn't have the climate nor the surrounding to do so. If we need good beaches we need clean surrounding.. first of all see how dirty is Panambur beach approach road due to Out gate of NMPT which is unavoidable.. Since its Money for the nation. Not a penny from a Tourist in beach. Hope we funds for road development underground storm water drain.. Waste segregation , Solar electricity , Pedestrian walk ways , Wheel chair accessible side paths for Mangalore and to the whole mangalore city corporation not the 4 corners of Hampankatta. Hope our useless blind hooligan politicians hear this.

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  • Pramod K, Adve

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    ಸ羼ಟ್ರಲ್ ಕೊರಿನ ಕಾಸ್ ಸ್ಟೇಟ್ಗ್ ಬನ್ನಗ ಕೆಲವು ಕೋಟಿ ಬೊಲ್ಲೊಡು ಪೊವು....:):)

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  • Yakub chakmakki, Dubai

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    A very good initiative.

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  • Ashwin , Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Hahaha.. What a joke, pure Nonsense.. Another money making scheme by the government.. Will the man Mr. Keki metha of Darashaw use the money on his horses or use it on developing these beaches, only time will tell.. And we mangalorean fools will only realize our mistake of not protesting against it, after its too late.
    3 questions I have are :
    1) Why Darashaw? Are they into development, have they have a proven record in any kind of tourist development?
    2) when and why and where was the tender put up by the government? Why isn't any information available on the net?
    3) what happened to the tender that baikampady one? What about the 15% profits that was suppose to be shared with the government? Where is the money from all those stalls at panambur and tannirbhavi going?


    We should only feel happy about the '' headlines'' and '' breaking news '', finally after a few years we only get '' babaji ka tu##u''.

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  • Sathish Bangera, Mangalore/Qatar

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Very good initiative from Central Govn. Coastal Guards also should be appointed in all these beaches.

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  • vinay, mangalore

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    No wonder! under Modiji's leadership, India is developing.
    Thanks to Modiji. Long Live sir!
    Some Donkey's may not like this news as it was sanctioned by our beloved Central Govt headed by Modiji.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Modi's clean beaches are used as toilets ...

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  • vinay, mangalore

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Have some Hajmola.....too much frustrated by watching good works of Central govt.

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  • Praveen, Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    jossy maamu offcourse people like you use clean places as toilets as congress party never thought you to keep the surroundings clean.

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Wed, Oct 29 2014


    It is a good step in developing or giving a face lift to our beaches.

    Time is ripe to improve Tourism industry to attract outsiders/foreigners in these areas. Also, considering the fact that the moral police/culture protectors bother or attack partners sitting together in the public, the authorities have to pay due attention in the direction of security aspects for those who enjoy beach facilities.

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  • Valerian Dsouza, Udupi/Mumbai

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Grant for facelift of Mangalore beaches is good.
    Hope good work happens, if part of the money goes for margin from contractors then quality of work will suffer.
    Facelift will be like wedding day make up after few days all tax payers money spent will be washed out!
    We live in hope, and hope that won't die in despair!

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  • godwin, bodel Kavoor

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Yess it's good news, that our dakshina kannada beaches developing.
    Question is its develop completely or not?
    Why this question came from me this you all know about it. Passing once 2 crore 3 crore but companies not getting all my they stop work middle way.
    Then you ask questions to company they will tell we not got promised money.
    So please not ear this question.
    Friends we want our beaches like Abu dabi beaches.
    Good luck for contacting Co.

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Excellent opinion Saihu-Udupi Dubai, can not agree anything more. There should be committee to oversee quality and progress where civil engineering professors of major DK engineering Colleges should be involved along with consumer forum members so that swindling would be minimized. Scope of work should be published and we readers too should have access to this copy. Daiji, please take initiative!

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  • Mangalore, Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Thanirbhavi beach & Sulthan bather is one and the same.

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  • ashok shetty, shirva

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    What about Udupi Dist. beaches no grants shobakka and sorake sleeping ????

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  • vellano1, Mumbai

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Ashokere, this is for those beaches which are neglected totally.. those rules by congressis for donkeys years.. :) ullala, ucchila, someshwara, talapady etc.. )

    Our beaches like Murudeshwar, kaup, malpe, Maravante, Karwar , Gokarna are well maintained and already have some tourism values.. thanks to Lalaji Mendon, Manorama Madhwaraj, (RN Shetty), Anant Kumar hegade, Asnotikar, Halady, Kageri etc.. -) ...

    Aanda Modiji, will give money to these too./ to stop sea erosion walls, jettys!

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  • Saihu, Udupi/Dubai

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Does anybody knows what is been approved, did any body got the copy of proposals, may be center has approved the beaches to be upgraded in Dubai beaches style (http://www.daijiworld.com/news/news_disp.asp?n_id=272544), when all the commissions are paid the contractor who will construct the works will do only 'thepe'works only. Please guys make a civil society team get the copy of actual works sanctioned by the center government and make a team of watchdog who will monitor the works to make sure the works completed is in accordance with the works specifications and drawings worth of at least 10 crore ( leave 3.t crore for commissions)

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Wed, Oct 29 2014



    Chances for a new/emerging Millionaire contractor.

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  • jack, mangalore

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    what about Thanirbavi beach????

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  • samuel androus, mukka /nigeria.

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    this very good our suratkal Beach Rs 2 corores but curp is main problem nothing to do

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  • Af, mangalore

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Beach surrounding people need TOILET first.

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  • Rayan, Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Facelift of beaches is fine..... Beachd saipunaklen unthale marre...

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  • sid, mangalore

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    will be very interesting to see what would be the face lift . 1 crore is a big amount for a small stretch of beach like ullal.It can be made real good if there is definite planning and monitoring . Or we cab guarantee and shabby concrete work on the beach making it a mess of the beach

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  • Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru

    Wed, Oct 29 2014

    Our Minister has promised this during his visit to Pilikula 15-20 days back.

    Hope Siddu does not use this money for marriage programs.

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