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Time of India
30-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Ahmedabad civic body plans Sindoor Van in Jagatpur
1 2 3 Ahmedabad: As tribute to the recent Operation Sindoor , the civic body has announced plans to develop 'Sindoor Van' in Jagatpur, where 551 sindoor (Bixa orellana) trees will be planted and nurtured. Sindoor Van, part of an oxygen park project, will come up on a 5,000 sq m plot near the Jagatpur Bridge in Chandlodia ward under a public-private partnership (PPP) model. A designated organisation will maintain the plantation for five years. Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) standing committee chairman Devang Dani said, "An oxygen park will be developed in the final plot number 43/1 of TP Scheme number 35 in Chandlodia ward of Ghatlodia Assembly under the Gandhinagar Lok Sabha constituency. A total of 12,000 trees will be planted here by an organisation under a PPP model. This park will be named Sindoor Van, where 551 sindoor trees will be nurtured. "The remaining trees in this Sindoor Van will be grown using the Miyawaki method. The park's maintenance too will be carried out for five years under the public-private partnership. AMC will not incur any expenses for this entire project. This Sindoor Van will be developed as a tribute to Operation Sindoor." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với mức chênh lệch giá thấp nhất IC Markets Đăng ký Undo Dani added, "AMC has set a target to make Ahmedabad a slum-free city. The corporation has approved 54 slum redevelopment projects, planning to build 25,138 houses. So far, 8,623 houses have been built under 20 slum redevelopment projects. "Currently, work is underway to build 12,697 houses in 24 such projects. The tender process for 3,818 houses in 10 projects is on. On June 5, World Environment Day, AMC will launch the Mission for Million Trees," he added.
Time of India
27-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Bhubaneswar: BDA initiates town planning scheme implementation in Dasapur and Malipada
BHUBANESWAR : Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA) has initiated its town planning (TP) scheme implementation in Dasapur and Malipada areas, covering a total of 846 acres. This is TP scheme Nos. 5, 6 and 7, which fall in zone I of the BDA. The TP scheme implementation holds importance as BDA has already proposed to develop a Bhubaneswar New City in the same area, which will cover 400 hectares of land. As part of the initiation process, the BDA recently issued a request for proposal to select a firm that will aid the development authority in planning, designing and executing the TP scheme in Dasapur and Malipada. BDA officials said that the selected firm, with experience in planning, design and implementation of TP schemes, will be responsible for preparing designs as per the scope of work and assisting the BDA in planning, designing and implementing the schemes in this area. "We progressed a lot in the TP scheme implementation recently. This time, the focus remained on completing the three schemes in Dasapur and Malipada. We already held a public hearing event for the landowners of the area," vice chairman (BDA) N. Thirumala Naik said. Last Dec, BDA initiated the town planning scheme implementation in Zone IV, covering 14 schemes in the Dhauli and Tamando areas. The entire 14 schemes in this stretch cover a total of 2,496 acres of land. The BDA has divided the city into four zones and is implementing a total of 45 TP schemes covering 58 revenue villages. The BDA has planned to acquire the required land for the ambitious inner ring road project from the areas under the TP scheme. Under the TP Scheme framework, landowners contributed 40% of their land for infrastructure development while retaining 60% as TP area. The developed areas feature 9-metre-wide roads and essential utilities, including drainage, water supply, sewerage, and electricity connectivity. The state govt recently announced the implementation of the TP scheme in other cities, including Sambalpur and Berhampur. Several bureaucrats and researchers have also continued to visit the TP scheme sites in Bhubaneswar recently to understand the implementation process. "The BDA is setting an example in the implementation of the TP scheme. The scheme is a win-win situation for both residents and authorities. Our implementation method is unique, which is why officials from different places are visiting the site," a BDA official said.
Time of India
26-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
BDA initiates town planning scheme implementation in Dasapur and Malipada
B hubaneswar: Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA) has initiated its town planning (TP) scheme implementation in Dasapur and Malipada areas, covering a total of 846 acres. This is TP scheme Nos. 5, 6 and 7, which fall in zone I of the BDA. The TP scheme implementation holds importance as BDA has already proposed to develop a Bhubaneswar New City in the same area, which will cover 400 hectares of land. As part of the initiation process, the BDA recently issued a request for proposal to select a firm that will aid the development authority in planning, designing and executing the TP scheme in Dasapur and Malipada. BDA officials said that the selected firm, with experience in planning, design and implementation of TP schemes, will be responsible for preparing designs as per the scope of work and assisting the BDA in planning, designing and implementing the schemes in this area. "We progressed a lot in the TP scheme implementation recently. This time, the focus remained on completing the three schemes in Dasapur and Malipada. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 5 Books Warren Buffett Wants You to Read In 2025 Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo We already held a public hearing event for the landowners of the area," vice chairman (BDA) N. Thirumala Naik said. Last Dec, BDA initiated the town planning scheme implementation in Zone IV, covering 14 schemes in the Dhauli and Tamando areas. The entire 14 schemes in this stretch cover a total of 2,496 acres of land. The BDA has divided the city into four zones and is implementing a total of 45 TP schemes covering 58 revenue villages. The BDA has planned to acquire the required land for the ambitious inner ring road project from the areas under the TP scheme. Under the TP Scheme framework, landowners contributed 40% of their land for infrastructure development while retaining 60% as TP area. The developed areas feature 9-metre-wide roads and essential utilities, including drainage, water supply, sewerage, and electricity connectivity. The state govt recently announced the implementation of the TP scheme in other cities, including Sambalpur and Berhampur. Several bureaucrats and researchers have also continued to visit the TP scheme sites in Bhubaneswar recently to understand the implementation process. "The BDA is setting an example in the implementation of the TP scheme. The scheme is a win-win situation for both residents and authorities. Our implementation method is unique, which is why officials from different places are visiting the site," a BDA official said.
Time of India
24-04-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
HC dismisses pleas against Hansol town planning scheme
Ahmedabad: The Gujarat high court dismissed five petitions objecting to the preliminary Town Planning Scheme 67 in Hansol and the laying down of roads within it. The HC stated, "In view of the ongoing rapid development in the city and the consequential increase in vehicular traffic, which necessitates an adequate and well-planned road infrastructure." This decision may pave the way for laying roads connecting the airport-Dafnala road with the proposed extension of the riverfront on the eastern side of the river. The five petitioners are landholders in the Hansol area, situated between the Cantonment and the Sabarmati. They filed petitions objecting to the preliminary TP Scheme, citing various concerns related to the final allotment of plots and the reservation of plots for people belonging to the economically weaker section. The petitioners uniformly challenged the proposed 24m, 30m, 18m and 12m TP roads on the grounds that such roads are either not needed or affect the immovable properties of the petitioners. You Can Also Check: Ahmedabad AQI | Weather in Ahmedabad | Bank Holidays in Ahmedabad | Public Holidays in Ahmedabad While the petitioners raised various contentions, one of them argued that the revised plan sanctioned by the govt in 2014 included a 24m wide road. However, it was not implemented due to objections from the Army Cantonment authority because there are sensitive installations like the army ammunition dump, military target area, and butchery situated along the planned road. However, the HC stated, "In the absence of the Army Cantonment before this Court and not being a party in the captioned proceedings, it would not be prudent for this Court to express any opinion." While dismissing the petitions, Justice Sangeeta Vishen said, "If such objections were to be considered, it would result in a scenario wherein, within the preliminary TP scheme covering an area of 11,82,000 sq m, no roads would be available. Such an outcome is untenable, especially in view of the ongoing rapid development in the city and the consequential increase in vehicular traffic, which necessitates an adequate and well-planned road infrastructure." Additionally, one Riverfront Development Company approached the HC in 2021, seeking the implementation of the preliminary TP scheme 67. As the HC stayed the implementation of the TP scheme in 2022, it has extended the stay for eight more weeks.
