Land acquisition notification issued for sector 71/73, 72/72A roads
ROADS & HIGHWAYS

Land acquisition notification issued for sector 71/73, 72/72A roads

The Haryana government has issued a notification under The Haryana Consolidation of Project Land (Special Provisions) Act for the acquisition of 11.95 acre required for the completion of two critical master sector roads in sectors 71/73 and 72/72A, which have been stuck for several years. The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) already has 46.56 acres of the 58.50 acres (more than 70 per cent) required for the construction of these two roads, according to officials. The remaining land will be acquired under the Act, which allows for land consolidation for infrastructure projects. The construction of these two roads has been stalled for several years due to legal issues.

Also read:
Yogi dedicates a dozen projects worth Rs 16.70 bn in Noida
Chhattisgarh asks Centre to revoke coal mine clearance

The Haryana government has issued a notification under The Haryana Consolidation of Project Land (Special Provisions) Act for the acquisition of 11.95 acre required for the completion of two critical master sector roads in sectors 71/73 and 72/72A, which have been stuck for several years. The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) already has 46.56 acres of the 58.50 acres (more than 70 per cent) required for the construction of these two roads, according to officials. The remaining land will be acquired under the Act, which allows for land consolidation for infrastructure projects. The construction of these two roads has been stalled for several years due to legal issues. Also read: Yogi dedicates a dozen projects worth Rs 16.70 bn in Noida Chhattisgarh asks Centre to revoke coal mine clearance

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

Biomass Burning Key Culprit Behind Kolkata’s Air Toxicity: Study

Kolkata, a city marked under India’s National Clean Air Programme (NCAP), continues to grapple with hazardous air despite national efforts, due to the unchecked burning of biomass and solid waste. A new study by the Bose Institute has revealed a sharp correlation between ultrafine particulate matter (PM2.5) and rising toxicity levels, identifying waste burning as a key contributor. The research, led by Prof. Abhijit Chatterjee and his team, studied the oxidative potential (OP) of PM2.5—referring to its capacity to produce reactive oxygen species (ROS) in human lungs. These ROS can overwhe..

Next Story
Infrastructure Transport

Rail Infra Boom in Maharashtra: Rs 1.74 Trillion Push for Better Trains

In a major press interaction held in Mumbai themed “Better Infrastructure, Better Technology, Better Trains,” Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Union Minister of Railways Ashwini Vaishnaw jointly presented a comprehensive picture of the transformation underway in Maharashtra’s railway network—particularly the high-density Mumbai Suburban Railway. Better Infrastructure Union Minister Vaishnaw emphasized the importance of infrastructure in expanding suburban services. Rail projects worth nearly Rs 170 billion (approx. USD 2 billion) covering over 300 km of new lines are ..

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

India’s First Creative Tech Institute Coming to Mumbai

In a major push to India’s creative economy, the Union Ministry of Information & Broadcasting today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Maharashtra, Maharashtra Film, Stage & Cultural Development Corporation Ltd. (MFSCDCL), and the Indian Institute of Creative Technologies (IICT) for the establishment of a world-class institute dedicated to the Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, Comics, and Extended Reality (AVGC-XR) sector. The MoU was exchanged in Mumbai between Chief Secretary of Maharashtra Ms. Sujata Saunik and Information & Broadcasting Secretary Shri San..

Advertisement

Advertisement

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get daily newsletters around different themes from Construction world.

STAY CONNECTED

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Talk to us?