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Bengaluru: CM directs to complete highway projects in time-bound manner

  •   Sat, Jul 07 2018 08:44:20 AM

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Bengaluru, July 7: Karnataka chief minister H D Kumaraswamy has directed National Highway Authority to complete the ongoing projects of around 4,000 Km of national highways in the State within a year.

The chief minister had convened a high level meeting with officers of National Highway Authority of India to review the national highway projects in the state at an estimated cost of Rs 37,000 Crore in Bengaluru on Friday.

Public works minister H D Revanna, higher education minister G T Deve Gowda, cooperation minister Bandeppa Kashempur, chief secretary to government T M Vijaya Bhaskar, additional chief secretary to government, PWD, Rajaneesh Goyal, BMRCL managing director Mahendra Jain, principal secretary to chief minister Ramanareddy, senior officers from NHAI, deputy commissioners and chief executive officers of respective districts were present in the meeting.

The chief minister noted that progress of the highway works have slowed down and directed the officers to hold review meeting chaired by chief secretary every month and complete all the projects in a time bound manner.

He also directed the deputy commissioners and chief executive officers of the concerned districts to speed up the land acquisition process and hand over to NHAI and to replace electric pole, water pipes etc quickly while developing the roads.


PWD Minister H D Revanna said that State has a total of 7556 Km road maintained by NHAI and national highway division of PWD.

It is planned to develop 1959 Km roads with an investment of Rs. 27,000 Crore by NHAI during 2018-19. The cooperation of various department is necessary to implement these projects successfully.

It was directed to complete following projects in the time- bound manner:

1. NH 275: Bengaluru to Mysuru -117 Km

2. NH 17- Goa border to Kundapur via Karwar- 170 Km

3. NH 206- Tumakuru to Shivamogga- 4 Lane- 205 Km

4. NH 150- Ballari to Hiriyur- 160 Km

5. Bengaluru STRR (Bengaluru Satellite Town Ring Road)- 283 Km

6. NH48- Bengaluru to Hassan 180 Km- It is proposed to the Union Government to convert this stretch into Total Control Access Express Way.
  

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Comment on this article

  • Leo dsouza, Surathkal

    Sat, Jul 07 2018

    Very good move from our
    New government .hope all the work will complete with in the Given time limit

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Jul 07 2018

    I hope Nalin Kumar is Listening ...

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  • Raghavendra M K, Mumbai Maharashtra

    Sat, Jul 07 2018

    I think last item no.6 will completed before no 1.to 5.

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  • Ashraf, Mangalore

    Sat, Jul 07 2018

    What Mr. Nalini is doing.
    When election is nearing he woke up from sleep and started his drama.
    Moreover navayug is owned by teddy brothers who are BJP MLA and chelas,.
    Nalini and shobha only looks for minority issues.
    They have shown zero performance.
    In DK and Udupi people minds have bcme only communal. Cheddis.

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Sat, Jul 07 2018

    If the non-BJP state government is putting pressure on the Central BJP projects, why have people elected the likes of Nalin and Shobha?

    Should not Central MPs - Nalin and Shobha - do some real work, instead of leading some cow-dung protest every week or so, or threatening to burn the district?

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