SLUG: Suburban rly mission
Bengaluru: The state govt is yet to reply to the Centre’s proposal to head for 50:50 cost-sharing in Bengaluru suburban railway mission, in go back for granting of FAR 5 (flooring area ratio) for industrial development railway stations in the town.
Railway minister Piyush Goyal mentioned on Thursday that the Centre used to be keen to extend all enhance for the mission, supplied the Siddaramaiah-led govt reciprocated.
Earlier, the Centre had agreed to 80:20 cost-sharing with the state, bearing the upper charge and later instructed that it will bear half of the price.
“We wrote to the executive minister in January in search of a generous FAR so that the railways can use the valuables commercially by elevating five-storey buildings. We are yet to get any response,” mentioned Goyal. The railway ministry mentioned the Centre most often bears 20% of the price in suburban railway projects, and the remaining has to come from the state. But the ministry, the minister mentioned, liked Karnataka’s tight financial position, and therefore presented to chip in with half the mission charge in go back for grant of FAR of 5 occasions as has been executed in Mumbai.
The railways, the minister mentioned, has begun survey work at the proposed 160-km of Bengaluru suburban rail network the use of drones which won't most effective speed up the work, but can also be a better information on alignments and other aspects. The railways will spend Rs 12,000 crore in this mission, and invest some other Rs 5,000 crore on trendy locos and coaches for Bengaluru.
COACHING TERMINAL
The railways will launch the primary phase of the training terminal at Byappanahalli with three platforms and four pit traces by December this year, and whole the second phase of opening new platforms and pit traces by December subsequent year. The town has two training terminals -- the City railway station and Yeshwantpur. The upcoming training terminal will lend a hand railways introduce new trains to and from Bengaluru which will commence and terminate at Byappanahalli. The better plan of reworking the station into a world-class one will take some extra time, the minister mentioned.
The Minister additionally launched 8 new local products and services together with one pair between Byappanahalli and Whitefield, one pair between Byappanahalli and the city railway station and two pairs between Hosur and Banaswadi.
Bengaluru: The state govt is yet to reply to the Centre’s proposal to head for 50:50 cost-sharing in Bengaluru suburban railway mission, in go back for granting of FAR 5 (flooring area ratio) for industrial development railway stations in the town.
Railway minister Piyush Goyal mentioned on Thursday that the Centre used to be keen to extend all enhance for the mission, supplied the Siddaramaiah-led govt reciprocated.
Earlier, the Centre had agreed to 80:20 cost-sharing with the state, bearing the upper charge and later instructed that it will bear half of the price.
“We wrote to the executive minister in January in search of a generous FAR so that the railways can use the valuables commercially by elevating five-storey buildings. We are yet to get any response,” mentioned Goyal. The railway ministry mentioned the Centre most often bears 20% of the price in suburban railway projects, and the remaining has to come from the state. But the ministry, the minister mentioned, liked Karnataka’s tight financial position, and therefore presented to chip in with half the mission charge in go back for grant of FAR of 5 occasions as has been executed in Mumbai.
The railways, the minister mentioned, has begun survey work at the proposed 160-km of Bengaluru suburban rail network the use of drones which won't most effective speed up the work, but can also be a better information on alignments and other aspects. The railways will spend Rs 12,000 crore in this mission, and invest some other Rs 5,000 crore on trendy locos and coaches for Bengaluru.
COACHING TERMINAL
The railways will launch the primary phase of the training terminal at Byappanahalli with three platforms and four pit traces by December this year, and whole the second phase of opening new platforms and pit traces by December subsequent year. The town has two training terminals -- the City railway station and Yeshwantpur. The upcoming training terminal will lend a hand railways introduce new trains to and from Bengaluru which will commence and terminate at Byappanahalli. The better plan of reworking the station into a world-class one will take some extra time, the minister mentioned.
The Minister additionally launched 8 new local products and services together with one pair between Byappanahalli and Whitefield, one pair between Byappanahalli and the city railway station and two pairs between Hosur and Banaswadi.
State yet to respond to Centre’s 50:50 cost-sharing offer: Min
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