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Time of India
5 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Mizoram governor, BRO discuss fast-tracking strategic border roads and Aizawl bypass
Advt Advt Mizoram governor Gen. Vijay Kumar Singh and chief engineer of Project Pushpak, Border Roads Organisation (BRO), GP Singh, on Tuesday discussed critical infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing border security and improving connectivity in Mizoram, an official statement said on chief engineer briefed the governor on crucial ongoing projects and proposals to which the latter assured his commitment to facilitating coordination with relevant central and state govt authorities to ensure swift approvals and funding for their timely discussion highlighted six key projects, including the urgent need to upgrade the Kawnpui-Durtlang-Aizawl (K-D-A) road linking Aizawl with Cachar in Assam, and the necessity for securing funds from the ministry of home affairs (MHA).The need for fast-track disposal of land acquisition and forest clearance cases related to international border road works and fencing works under MHA to ensure timely progress was also emphasised. The proposal for the Kawlchaw-Serkawr-Tuipang road , located in the southern part of the state bordering Myanmar, emphasised the need for the state govt to issue an NOC promptly to commence this strategic the sanctioned Old Tualcheng-Pamchung Road, a request was made for the state govt to issue an NOC without conditions related to the exchange of the K-D-A Road, along with permission from the deputy commissioner of Champhai district bordering Myanmar to start the allocation of a package under the Kaladan Multi-Modal Transit Transport Project (KMMTTP) to the 71 RCC (GREF) unit in Lawngtlai was discussed to ensure effective supervision and completion of KMMTTP, highlighting its potential to boost proposal to assign certain packages of the Aizawl Bypass project to Pushpak/BRO to facilitate its smooth and efficient completion, which is critical for decongesting traffic in the capital city, was also discussed during the points were presented to the governor through a detailed presentation, underscoring their importance for Mizoram's infrastructure and security.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Mizoram guv discusses infra projects with BRO chief engineer
1 2 Aizawl: Mizoram governor Gen. Vijay Kumar Singh and chief engineer of Project Pushpak, Border Roads Organisation (BRO), GP Singh, on Tuesday discussed critical infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing border security and improving connectivity in Mizoram, an official statement said on Tuesday. The chief engineer briefed the governor on crucial ongoing projects and proposals to which the latter assured his commitment to facilitating coordination with relevant central and state govt authorities to ensure swift approvals and funding for their timely implementation. The discussion highlighted six key projects, including the urgent need to upgrade the Kawnpui-Durtlang-Aizawl (K-D-A) road linking Aizawl with Cachar in Assam, and the necessity for securing funds from the ministry of home affairs (MHA). The need for fast-track disposal of land acquisition and forest clearance cases related to international border road works and fencing works under MHA to ensure timely progress was also emphasised. The proposal for the Kawlchaw-Serkawr-Tuipang road, located in the southern part of the state bordering Myanmar, emphasised the need for the state govt to issue an NOC promptly to commence this strategic work. For the sanctioned Old Tualcheng-Pamchung Road, a request was made for the state govt to issue an NOC without conditions related to the exchange of the K-D-A Road, along with permission from the deputy commissioner of Champhai district bordering Myanmar to start the work. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Gentle Japanese hair growth method for men and women's scalp Hair's Rich Learn More Undo The allocation of a package under the Kaladan Multi-Modal Transit Transport Project (KMMTTP) to the 71 RCC (GREF) unit in Lawngtlai was discussed to ensure effective supervision and completion of KMMTTP, highlighting its potential to boost development. The proposal to assign certain packages of the Aizawl Bypass project to Pushpak/BRO to facilitate its smooth and efficient completion, which is critical for decongesting traffic in the capital city, was also discussed during the meeting. These points were presented to the governor through a detailed presentation, underscoring their importance for Mizoram's infrastructure and security.
The Print
7 days ago
- Business
- The Print
Project Pushpak Chief Engineer briefs Mizoram Guv on ongoing projects
While acknowledging the significance of the various projects under Project Pushpak, Singh assured the chief engineer of his commitment to facilitating coordination with relevant Central and state government authorities to ensure swift approvals and funding for their timely implementation, the sources said. The chief engineer also presented proposals to the governor during the meeting. Aizawl, Jul 21 (PTI) The Chief Engineer of Project Pushpak of Border Roads Organisation (BRO) GP Singh on Monday called on Mizoram Governor Vijay Kumar Singh and briefed him on critical key infrastructure projects to enhance border security and improve connectivity in the northeastern state, Raj Bhavan sources said. The discussion highlighted six key projects, including the urgent need to upgrade the Kawnpui-Durtlang-Aizawl (K-D-A) road and the necessity for securing funds from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), the sources said. The two discussed the need for fast track disposal of Land Acquisition (LA) and Forest Clearance (FC) cases related to International Border (IMB) road works and fencing works under MHA to ensure timely progress, and proposal for the Kawlchaw-Serkawr-Tuipang road, emphasising the need for the state government to issue a No Objection Certificate (NOC) promptly to commence this strategic work. They also discussed allocation of a package under the Kaladan Multi-Modal Transit Transport Project (KMMTTP) to the 71 RCC (GREF) unit in Lawngtlai to ensure effective supervision and completion of KMMTTP, highlighting its potential to boost development, and also proposal to assign certain packages of the Aizawl bypass project to Pushpak/BRO to facilitate its smooth and efficient completion, which is critical for decongesting traffic in the capital city, the sources said. PTI COR RG This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.
News18
7 days ago
- Politics
- News18
Project Pushpak Chief Engineer briefs Mizoram Guv on ongoing projects
Aizawl, Jul 21 (PTI) The Chief Engineer of Project Pushpak of Border Roads Organisation (BRO) GP Singh on Monday called on Mizoram Governor Vijay Kumar Singh and briefed him on critical key infrastructure projects to enhance border security and improve connectivity in the northeastern state, Raj Bhavan sources said. The chief engineer also presented proposals to the governor during the meeting. While acknowledging the significance of the various projects under Project Pushpak, Singh assured the chief engineer of his commitment to facilitating coordination with relevant Central and state government authorities to ensure swift approvals and funding for their timely implementation, the sources said. The discussion highlighted six key projects, including the urgent need to upgrade the Kawnpui-Durtlang-Aizawl (K-D-A) road and the necessity for securing funds from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), the sources said. The two discussed the need for fast track disposal of Land Acquisition (LA) and Forest Clearance (FC) cases related to International Border (IMB) road works and fencing works under MHA to ensure timely progress, and proposal for the Kawlchaw-Serkawr-Tuipang road, emphasising the need for the state government to issue a No Objection Certificate (NOC) promptly to commence this strategic work. view comments First Published: July 21, 2025, 23:00 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
