Tag: Road

  • Bandipora-Gurez Road To Reopen For One-Way Traffic

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    SRINAGAR: The Bandipora-Gurez road, which was closed due to heavy snowfall during the winter season, is set to reopen for one-way traffic from March 15, 2023.

    The Border Roads Organisation’s 56 Rapid Action Force (RAF) team in Bandipora has completed the snow clearance work, as per the order issued by SDM Gurez.

    One-way traffic will be allowed from Bandipora to Gurez and vice versa on alternate days. No vehicle will be permitted without anti-skid chains and overloaded vehicles, such as passenger/load carriers, will not be allowed on the road. Furthermore, no multi-axle vehicles will be permitted until further notice. The cut-off timings for traffic movement from Gurez will be 1:00 PM at TCP Trangbal and from Bandipora at TCP Kanzalwan, the order reads.

    Exceptions to the restrictions will be made for vehicles and machinery of the Border Roads Organisation, Mechanical Engineering Department, and ambulances. Additionally, the BRO’s 56 RAF team will keep snow clearance machines and manpower at designated locations. In the event of a forecast for snowfall or rainfall, the road will be closed for all kinds of movement.

    The reopening of the Bandipora-Gurez road is a significant development for the people of the area, who have been facing difficulties traveling due to the road’s closure. The restoration of the route will also boost the local economy by facilitating the movement of goods and people between Bandipora and Gurez.

    The local authorities have advised drivers to exercise caution while driving on the road, which is prone to landslides and other natural hazards. The reopening of the road will be a major relief for the people of Bandipora and Gurez, who have eagerly awaited its restoration. (KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Biker Killed, Pillion rider Critically injured in Rafiabad road Mishap

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    Sopore, March 12: A 23-years old biker were killed and his pillion rider were critically injured after lost control on speed of two wheeler (bike) and rammed into a tree along road side in Watergam Rafiabad area of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district on Sunday evening.

    Reports said that a bike was strongly rammed into a tree near petrol pump in Watergam Rafiabad. In the incident, the biker Musaib Ahmad Bhat 23, Son of Abdul Hameed Bhat of Baghi Rehmat Iqbal Nagar Sopore died instantly, besides injuries to his pillion rider namely Rashib Zahoor Saboon 21, son of Zahoor Ahmad of Baghi Rehmat Iqbal Nagar Sopore, he were immediately evacuated to SDH Sopore, where from doctor referred him SMHS Srinagar for specialized treatment.

    Meanwhile, police took the cognizance of this incident and after legal formalities body of Musaib were handed over to the family for last rites.

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    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

  • SMC Assures Completion of Road Projects on G-20 Meet Routes Before April 15

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    Srinagar, Mar 11 (GNS): The Srinagar Municipal Commission (SMC) has been working tirelessly to ensure that everything is in place for the upcoming G-20 summit whilst one of the major concerns being the road infrastructure leading to the venue which needs to be completed before the commencement of summit.

    The SMC, under the aegis of Commissioner Athar Aamir Khan has assured of completion of the road project before April 15.

    “The clock is ticking and the pressure is on for the SMC to deliver on their promise”, Athar Aamir Khan said adding as the construction workers continue to toil hard, the city is abuzz with anticipation for the G-20 summit.

    “Those projects which are important as per the requirement of the G20 summit will be finished before April 15 and the already issued guidelines will be duly followed,” Khan as per GNS said.

    “We are on our toes and our first priority is to finish the projects of Lal Chowk [the heart of the city] at an earliest. If the weather suits our target, it is fixed and we will complete the full project in due time,” Aamir said.

    Talking about the recent scarcity of water supply in Srinagar city, Aamir said that such a situation arises when work is done on any road. “The damaged pipes will be replaced and the water supply will be fixed soon. Our site engineers and technicians are trying their level best not to damage any sort of pipeline, and if it happens, it will get replaced on priority.”

    “As the Chief of the Smart City project, I would like to request everyone to have patience and give us some time”, he said. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : thegnskashmir.com )

  • SMC Assures Completion of Road Projects on G-20 Meet Routes Before April 15

    SMC Assures Completion of Road Projects on G-20 Meet Routes Before April 15

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    Srinagar, Mar 11: The Srinagar Municipal Commission (SMC) has been working tirelessly to ensure that everything is in place for the upcoming G-20 summit whilst one of the major concerns being the road infrastructure leading to the venue which needs to be completed before the commencement of summit.

    The SMC, under the aegis of Commissioner Athar Aamir Khan has assured of completion of the road project before April 15.

    “The clock is ticking and the pressure is on for the SMC to deliver on their promise”, Athar Aamir Khan said adding as the construction workers continue to toil hard, the city is abuzz with anticipation for the G-20 summit.

    “Those projects which are important as per the requirement of the G20 summit will be finished before April 15 and the already issued guidelines will be duly followed,” Khan as per GNS said.

    “We are on our toes and our first priority is to finish the projects of Lal Chowk [the heart of the city] at an earliest. If the weather suits our target, it is fixed and we will complete the full project in due time,” Aamir said.

    Talking about the recent scarcity of water supply in Srinagar city, Aamir said that such a situation arises when work is done on any road. “The damaged pipes will be replaced and the water supply will be fixed soon. Our site engineers and technicians are trying their level best not to damage any sort of pipeline, and if it happens, it will get replaced on priority.”

    “As the Chief of the Smart City project, I would like to request everyone to have patience and give us some time”, he said. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

  • Gadkari flags poor quality of DPRs of road projects as major problem

    Gadkari flags poor quality of DPRs of road projects as major problem

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    Nagpur: Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari said on Friday that the bad quality of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) leads to a host of problems including cost escalation in road projects, and he was in the “mood to take a decision to allow international firms to make them.”

    He was speaking at the International Conference on Asian Scenario on Infrastructural Development here.

    There is a need to reduce the cost of production in road projects, he said.

    Expressing disappointment over the quality of DPRs in road construction, the minister said he has “never seen a perfect DPR” in his life.

    The construction industry should work on improving the DPR quality, he said.

    “I am in the mood to take a decision to allow international companies to make DPRs and giving them priority, though I am not of that opinion, but because of not so good DPRs, lot of problems are being faced. Everywhere there is cost escalation,” Gadkari said.

    He also said that agriculture by-products and biomass should be utilised in construction work.

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  • Hyderabad: UniScholars opens first office at Raj Bhavan road

    Hyderabad: UniScholars opens first office at Raj Bhavan road

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    Hyderabad: UniScholars, an integrated study-abroad platform, opened its first Hyderabad office on Raj Bhavan Road.

    The office was inaugurated by Nizamabad (Rural) MLA and TSRTC chairman Bajireddy Govardhan and Satish Kumar, a director of the Indian Railway Service of Engineers (IRSE).

    The new office is set to serve as a hub to improve student outcomes through technology-enabled personalised study abroad solutions, by utilizing cutting-edge technologies such as AI-based shortlisting, said the company.

    “South is a key market for us, and we intend to grow our presence in this region,” said founder of UniScholars Amit Singh.

    He further added, “Over the years, Telangana has seen a rise in the number of students opting for overseas education. Sources state that Hyderabad leads the list with a 135% hike in students eager to map their higher educational journey in foreign universities.

    “As the number is expected to increase in the coming years, we are geared to facilitate a seamless and holistic study abroad experience for students from this region and plan to strengthen our presence in other major cities in the South,” he added.

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  • Non-local Among 2 Injured in Separate Road Mishaps Succumb

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    Srinagar, Mar 6 (GNS): A 21-year-old non-local was among two persons succumbing to their injuries caused in separate road mishaps in Bijbehara and Sopore.

    An official told GNS that one Sonu Ansari, son of Riyasat Ansari, a resident of Uttar Pradesh, at present at Bijbehara was fatally hit by a tempo vehicle on Sunday at Sangam in Bijbehara area of Anantnag.

    The man was evacuated from the site to a nearby hospital, from where he was referred to SKIMS Soura where he succumbed to his injuries this morning, they said.

    Confirming it, a police official told GNS that they have registered a case into the incident even as having arrested the accused driver.

    In another such incident, a resident of Baramulla, who had sustained injuries on Sunday, succumbed to his injuries this morning.

    The deceased has been identified as Fayaz Ahmad Shagoo, a resident of Azad Gunj Baramulla.

    A police official told GNS that a case has been registered in this regard for further investigations. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : thegnskashmir.com )

  • Two Injured in Separate Road Mishaps, Succumb

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    SRINAGAR: A 21-year-old non-local was among two persons succumbing to their injuries caused in separate road mishaps in Bijbehara and Sopore.

    An official said that one Sonu Ansari, son of Riyasat Ansari, a resident of Uttar Pradesh, at present at Bijbehara was fatally hit by a tempo vehicle on Sunday at Sangam in Bijbehara area of Anantnag. The man was evacuated from the site to a nearby hospital, from where he was referred to SKIMS Soura where he succumbed to his injuries this morning, they said.

    Confirming it, a police official said that they have registered a case into the incident even as having arrested the accused driver.

    In another such incident, a resident of Baramulla, who had sustained injuries on Sunday, succumbed to his injuries this morning. The deceased has been identified as Fayaz Ahmad Shagoo, a resident of Azad Gunj Baramulla.

    A police official told news agency GNS that a case has been registered in this regard for further investigations. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Non-local Among 2 Injured in Separate Road Mishaps Succumb

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    Srinagar, Mar 6: A 21-year-old non-local was among two persons succumbing to their injuries caused in separate road mishaps in Bijbehara and Sopore.

    An official told GNS that one Sonu Ansari, son of Riyasat Ansari, a resident of Uttar Pradesh, at present at Bijbehara was fatally hit by a tempo vehicle on Sunday at Sangam in Bijbehara area of Anantnag.

    The man was evacuated from the site to a nearby hospital, from where he was referred to SKIMS Soura where he succumbed to his injuries this morning, they said.

    Confirming it, a police official told GNS that they have registered a case into the incident even as having arrested the accused driver.

    In another such incident, a resident of Baramulla, who had sustained injuries on Sunday, succumbed to his injuries this morning.

    The deceased has been identified as Fayaz Ahmad Shagoo, a resident of Azad Gunj Baramulla.

    A police official told GNS that a case has been registered in this regard for further investigations. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

  • Hyderabad: Complete road maintenance work by June, instructs Chief Secy

    Hyderabad: Complete road maintenance work by June, instructs Chief Secy

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    Hyderabad: At a review meeting at BRKR Bhavan on Saturday the chief secretary Santhi Kumari directed officials of transport, Road and Buildings (R&B) departments to complete pending maintenance works early by June.

    R&B department secretary Srinivasa Raju gave an overview of the department functions. He said that the department was being re-organised and this has resulted in the increase of posts in the cadre of assistant engineer/assistant executive engineer.

    He said the National Highway density which was 2.25 km/100 sq. km in 2014 is currently 4.45 km/100 sq. km.

    Raju said that there has also been substantial progress in the laying of two or more lanes, during the last nine years under National Highways.

    “Re-carpeting of 1,170 roads is taken up as a top priority. The length of double lanes in the state roads has been increased from 6,093 km in 2014 to 12,060 km in 2023, as per the directions of chief minister KCR,” said Raju.

    “Providing double lane connectivity between mandal headquarters to district headquarters, capacity augmentation by widening of the lanes of some major district roads, state highways, construction of bridges and formation of ring roads in major towns are some of the key initiatives and projects taken up by the department,” he said.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )