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High-speed corridor: Permission must for devpt works, says E Khasi Hills DC
High-speed corridor: Permission must for devpt works, says E Khasi Hills DC

Time of India

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Time of India

High-speed corridor: Permission must for devpt works, says E Khasi Hills DC

Shillong: As the Meghalaya govt, through the National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited, intends to acquire land for the proposed four-lane Greenfield Alignment (High-Speed Corridor) passing through the seven villages under East Khasi Hills, the district deputy commissioner (DC) on Wednesday said for any new construction or development activity within the designated areas prior permission from the DC office must be obtained. The villages in the East Khasi Hills district, through which the proposed high-speed corridor would pass through include Mawsiatkhnam, Lumskheh, Lumdiensai, Nonghali, Mawpdang (Mawkhanu), Diengpasoh (Jaroit) and Mawryngkneng (Mawiong Sung). "Furthermore, it is hereby clearly stated that any unauthorised structures whether temporary or permanent-erected within the proposed ROW after the issuance of this notice will not be considered eligible for any form of compensation at the time of land acquisition or project implementation. This applies to both private and commercial structures," the district collector notified. Similar notifications have also been issued by the Ri-Bhoi and East Jaintia Hills district administrations as the process for land acquisition for construction of the Shillong-Silchar green-field high-speed four-lane corridor has begun.

Meghalaya initiates land acquisition process for ₹23,000 crore Shillong-Silchar high-speed corridor
Meghalaya initiates land acquisition process for ₹23,000 crore Shillong-Silchar high-speed corridor

Time of India

time3 days ago

  • Business
  • Time of India

Meghalaya initiates land acquisition process for ₹23,000 crore Shillong-Silchar high-speed corridor

Advt Join the community of 2M+ industry professionals. Subscribe to Newsletter to get latest insights & analysis in your inbox. Get updates on your preferred social platform Follow us for the latest news, insider access to events and more. The Meghalaya government has initiated the land acquisition process for the construction of the Rs 22,864-crore high-speed corridor from Umiam Lake near Shillong to Silchar in lower Assam, officials said on greenfield four-lane highway, which will pass through the Ri-Bhoi district , will be built by the National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL), they a notification, Ri-Bhoi's Deputy Commissioner Abhilash Baranwal asked villagers not to undertake any new construction or development activity within the designated area of the proposed corridor without prior permission from his office."It is hereby clearly stated that any unauthorised structures, whether temporary or permanent, erected within the proposed alignment after the issuance of this notice will not be considered eligible for any compensation at the time of land acquisition or project implementation," it villages have been identified for land acquisition. Among them are Pyllun, Umeit, Umroi Labansaro, Nongrah, Nonglakhia, Wahmyntait, and Lumsohphoh, officials 166.80-km corridor will begin at Mawlyngkhung near Shillong and end at Panchgram near Silchar. While 144.80 km of the route is in Meghalaya, 22 km is in Assam, they project is aimed at boosting connectivity and economic development in the region.

NH-10, connecting Sikkim and West Bengal, closed for three days as massive crack emerges
NH-10, connecting Sikkim and West Bengal, closed for three days as massive crack emerges

Time of India

time3 days ago

  • Automotive
  • Time of India

NH-10, connecting Sikkim and West Bengal, closed for three days as massive crack emerges

National Highway 10 , which connects Sikkim with West Bengal and is dubbed as the lifeline of the northeastern state has been shut for three days starting from Sunday evening. This comes following a major crack on the highway in West Bengal's Kalimpong district. The highway was shut at 8 pm on Sunday between Coronation Bridge and Chitrey. Productivity Tool Zero to Hero in Microsoft Excel: Complete Excel guide By Metla Sudha Sekhar View Program Finance Introduction to Technical Analysis & Candlestick Theory By Dinesh Nagpal View Program Finance Financial Literacy i e Lets Crack the Billionaire Code By CA Rahul Gupta View Program Digital Marketing Digital Marketing Masterclass by Neil Patel By Neil Patel View Program Finance Technical Analysis Demystified- A Complete Guide to Trading By Kunal Patel View Program Productivity Tool Excel Essentials to Expert: Your Complete Guide By Study at home View Program Artificial Intelligence AI For Business Professionals Batch 2 By Ansh Mehra View Program The stretch will not be opened till 6 pm on Wednesday, by which time the National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited ( NHIDCL ) is hoping to complete the repair works. 'A stretch of around 30 km of NH10, between Sevoke and Chitrey, would have to be shut down from 8 pm on August 3 to 6 pm on August 6,' the National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL) issued an order on Sunday evening. The order has been issued by general manager of Siliguri NHIDCL Rahul Kumar Gupta. The order stated 'the damages have raised serious concerns about the safety of commuters, prompting authorities to act to prevent any mishaps.' Live Events The highway, which is often prone to natural disasters, connects Sikkim's capital Gangtok to West Bengal's Siliguri at the foothills. The closure of the highway is also expected to affect traffic to Kalimpong. The Kalimpong Police have asked small vehicles heading to Gangtok from Siliguri to take alternative routes, via Damdim-Gorubathan-Lava-Alagarah and Bagrakote-Lava-Alagarah. However, the movement of heavy vehicles between Siliguri and Gangtok has been stopped.

IAF airlifts essential items to Manipur villages cut off by landslides
IAF airlifts essential items to Manipur villages cut off by landslides

The Hindu

time6 days ago

  • Climate
  • The Hindu

IAF airlifts essential items to Manipur villages cut off by landslides

The Indian Air Force airlifted 5,300 kg of essential items, including rice and pulses, to Manipur's Churachandpur district, parts of which have been cut off due to landslides, a defence statement said on Saturday (August 2, 2025). 'Nine challenging sorties were undertaken by Mi-17 helicopters to deliver the relief materials to Henglep sub-division of Churachandpur,' it said. In the last week, incessant rainfall triggered more than 90 landslides, particularly between Chiangpi and Tuilaphai, cutting off access to numerous remote villages, officials said. 'Several communities were isolated, resulting in critical shortages of food, medicine, and other essential supplies,' they said. Following this, the state government sought the IAF's assistance for reaching the essential items to Santing, Saichang, and adjoining villages, they added. Meanwhile, multiple agencies, including the National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL), are working to clear the debris and restore the road connectivity in the region, officials said.

Mizoram commercial vehicles to stay off road for week to expedite NH repairs
Mizoram commercial vehicles to stay off road for week to expedite NH repairs

Hindustan Times

time31-07-2025

  • Automotive
  • Hindustan Times

Mizoram commercial vehicles to stay off road for week to expedite NH repairs

Aizawl, Commercial vehicles operating on NH-306/NH-6 between Vairengte and Aizawl on Thursday decided to stay off the road for a week starting August 4 to expedite the repairing of Mizoram's vital link. Mizoram commercial vehicles to stay off road for week to expedite NH repairs Addressing reporters, commercial vehicles operators said they will halt their services between August 4 and 9 to ensure that the national highway is repaired expeditiously. They said the move is not meant to register protest over the dilapidated condition of the national highway, but to give room to the authorities to repair it. The operators, however, threatened to stage an agitation if the state government and National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited fail to properly repair the national highway within a given time. NH-306, a certain stretch of which is also called NH-6, is the primary lifeline of Mizoram linking the northeastern state with the rest of the country through Assam's Silchar town. All supplies from other states come through this national highway. The national highway, particularly the Sairang-Kawnpui sector, has been badly affected because of monsoon, officials said. Officials said the repair of the Sairang-Kawnpui sector of NH-6 is currently underway and is being executed by both the NHIDCL and the state PWD. The indefinite strike by Guwahati-based Northeast Petroleum Mazdoor Union starting Friday to protest the dilapidated road has also been cancelled following an appeal from Mizoram government, they said. Despite the repairs, essential goods are still being transported, with over 100 trucks released daily, officials said. Officials said that 106 goods-laden trucks, including 12 LPG trucks and 6 oil tankers, heading for Aizawl were released from Kawnpui on Thursday. They also said 84 vehicles, including 39 empty trucks and 26 empty LPG trucks stranded at Khamrang near Sairanga and going towards Assam, were also released on Wednesday evening. About 382 trucks going towards Aizawl are currently stranded at Kawnpui and 46 other vehicles heading for Assam were stuck at Khamrang on Thursday, officials said. This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text.

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