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Tough times ahead for Kerala Forest Department
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Two projects, a tunnel road linking Kozhikode and Wayanad and construction of elevated bio-fencing over the Bandipur Tiger Reserve, likely to be an uphill task
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The Thamarassery Ghat pass that connects Kozhikode and Wayanad. One of the Kerala government’s proposed project is to build a tunnel road that will be an alternative to this pass.
Two projects, a tunnel road linking Kozhikode and Wayanad and construction of elevated bio-fencing over the Bandipur Tiger Reserve, likely to be an uphill task
An uphill task awaits the State government to bring to fruition two major projects for the benefit of the people of north Kerala.
Indo-Nepal railway project: India Govt spend ₹500 cr to improve connectivity
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The project is scheduled to be completed by March 2021
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The Indian government has spent nearly ₹550 crores to extend 17 km of the 68.72 km Jaynagar-Bijalpura-Bardibas railway project to improve rail connectivity between India and Nepal.
The section of the railway project that runs from Madhubani district s Jayanagar (Bihar) to Kurtha in Nepal will be extended up to Bijalpura, which is further 17 km from Kurtha. The project will be ready by March 2021. Jayanagar is only 4 Km from the India-Nepal border.
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India spent nearly Rs 550 crores for the section up to Bijalpura which is further 17 km from Kurtha. Indo Nepal connectivity gets boost with Jayanagar-Kurtha rail extension | Photo Credit: Representative Image
The 34.90-km Jayanagar-Kurtha section of Jaynagar-Bijalpura-Bardibas rail (68.72 km) project which entirely been funded by the Indian government.
As first phase of this project, the rail line from Jayanagar in Bihar’s Madhubani district has been connected to Kurtha in Nepal and will be extended up to Bijalpura by March 2021. India spent nearly Rs 550 crores for the section up to Bijalpura which is further 17 km from Kurtha.