Delhi will have better roads
The Delhi government Wednesday announced a Rs.14.3 billion ($315 million) plan to improve the condition of over 1,500 kilometres of roads in the Indian capital.
Around 1,524 kilometres of roads will be strengthened and widened in a phased manner over the next three years, officials said.
The ring road, outer ring road, national highways touching the capital and other roads having heavy traffic would be upgraded with polymer-modified bitumen whereas resurfacing would be done with recycling technology, they said.
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Ending uncertainty over the fate of 2,183 roads in the Capital that have been cleared by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi under mixed land use and commercial categories, the Union Urban Development Minister on Thursday evening issued a corrigendum empowering the Delhi Government to issue a notification for land use change on such roads and streets.
According to sources in the Delhi Government, the decision to empower the State Urban Development Department to issue the notification would pave the way for all these roads in C, D, E, F, G and H category colonies to be notified under the mixed
NEW DELHI: What is the similarity between Delhi and Mumbai? One heavy downpour and the roads are clogged, huge traffic jams occur and chaos ensues in the city. Also, just like its counterparts, the BMC in Mumbai, the MCD too is indulging in a blame game.
On Tuesday, with 20 mm of rain the city came to a rude grinding halt for about two and a half hours. On Wednesday again, Delhiites were stuck in traffic jams for an hour and a half. Most roads were waterlogged and the risk of open manholes made them dangerous.
Keeping up with the old world charm of heritage buildings, forts and palaces, the Jaipur zoo too is going for a heritage look.
This will come from the Rs 12 million the Rajasthan government has sanctioned for the zoo's renovation. Its old museum will also be developed.
"To give it a heritage look we will not only develop the old museum but also raise a huge and royal gate at the main entrance of the zoo," said Gopal Bihari Jhalani, the zoo superintendent.
In the initial phase of renovation, the focus will be on improving the rudimentary infrastructure.
"Our primary focus will be on
The Supreme Court today directed the municipal authorities to free roads, footpaths and public streets in the national capital from unauthorised hawkers and squatters within two weeks and formulate a policy for them keeping in view the welfare of general public.
While passing the order, a Bench comprising Justice B P Singh and Justice Arun Kumar warned that Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) and New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC), Delhi Administration and Delhi Police that they should not adopt the policy of pick and chose for removing the hawkers and squatters.
If it was found that the authorities have
