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Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding dumping of waste in a canal in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 29/05/2025

Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of News Item titled "Chennai Citizen Connect: Captain Cotton Canal nearly choked due to garbage dumping appearing in the DT Next dated 11.05.2025". The application was registered suo-motu on the basis of the news item titled Chennai Citizen Connect: Captain Cotton …

Govt plans weigh bridges at entry, exit points of highways

The government is set to ask private developers building national highways under the public private partnership (PPP) mode to install weigh bridges at every entry and exit point of highways. To check the wear and tear of highways, the government is planning to amend the model concession agreement for PPP …

Shipping min seeks CRZ exemption for expansion in major ports

To fast track port capacity expansion projects under the public-private-partnership (PPP) mode, the ministry of shipping has demanded an exemption from Coastal Regulation Zone authorities in states. It has also suggested a single-window mechanism for obtaining environmental clearances. In a draft Cabinet note circulated to concerned ministries, the shipping ministry …

Highways Min struggles for possession of acquired land

The ministry of road transport and highways, which has been successful in bringing land acquisition to levels needed to achieve 20-km-a-day target of road building, is, however, struggling to bring the acquired land under its possession and insulate itself from paying huge compensations to developers. While, on paper, the ministry …

NOC mandatory for ore-laden ships leaving from MPT berths

PANJIM, FEB 4: With Mormugao Port Trust (MPT) implementing the State government’s decision of compulsory NOC before ship laden with iron ore leaves the port, all the ore leaving State’s ports will now be accounted for. After much delay and pressures from Ministry of Shipping, MPT has made it compulsory …

Nath raises bar for Delhi Metro, aims to surpass London Tube

New Delhi: Kamal Nath, who took charge as the urban development minister on Thursday, has big plans for Delhi Metro, making it bigger than London

Government to vet Posco port report

BHUBANESWAR: The Orissa Government today said it would 'thoroughly evaluate' Posco-India's detailed project report (DPR) for its proposed port project before recommending the proposal to Centre for clearance. The State Government was aware of the concerns expressed by authorities of Paradip Port Trust (PPT) and the Ministry of Shipping, Road …

A signal-free drive to Taj in 3 years

New Delhi: The drive to Taj Mahal through NH 2 will become faster and nearly signalfree in the next three years. NHAI plans to build flyovers or underpasses at all traffic intersections on the route, including one at Ashram Chowk in the capital, and a major private developer will start …

Centre nod to 6-lane facility for highway

LUCKNOW: The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has sanctioned the work for widening of 20-km stretch of National Highway-24, between the Delhi-UP border and Dasna and making it a 6-lane facility. This decision is likely to facilitate movement of traffic between residential localities of Indirapuram, Noida and Ghaziabad. The …

New fuel efficiency norms in works

Changes Will Bring Rules In Line With Norms Followed In US & European Countries INDIA is tweaking its fuel efficiency norms so that these are measured across different cars made by a company rather than a particular vehicle. Officials from the surface transport ministry and the power ministry

Creation of Expressway Authority deferred on land acquiring issues

Road transport and highways ministry has put the plan to create a separate authority for building expressways on the back burner fearing opposition from state governments on the issue of acquisition of land and its commercial exploitation. Road minister Kamal Nath, who is keen on setting up the new body …

Environmental clearance delays block projects: Nath

Miffed by roadblocks being created in the name of forest and environmental clearances for the development of highways, transport minister Kamal Nath today said even the roads constructed 100 years ago are not being upgraded due to the hurdles.

Hazard Stations

Toxic waste is sitting idle at our portsAre our ports becoming stockpiles of hazardous products? An inventory of such material, drawn up by the Union ministry of shipping last month, may lead one to believe so. Consider some of the products lying unattended at the country

CCI to review functioning of infra ministries every quarter

THE Cabinet Committee on Infrastructure (CCI) has decided to review the functioning of infrastructure ministries every quarter and suggest ways to meet targets. The first such review is likely to take place at Thursday

Ports told to be ready to tackle oil spills

New Delhi: Shipping ministry on Tuesday asked all ports to prepare contingency plans to deal with oil spills in future. Early this month, sea route going towards Mumbai Port and Jawaharlal Nehru Port remained closed for days together after collision of MSC Chitra and MV Khalijia

PM gets report on chlorine gas leak from shipping minister

Mumbai: Union shipping minister GK Vasan has handed over a detailed report on the chlorine gas leakage to prime minister Manmohan Singh during the cabinet meeting on Thursday. Following the gas leak on Wednesday, the Centre had directed the port to come up with a detailed report on the whereabouts …

Many a slip between planning, commissioning

GUNJAN PRADHAN SINHA Minister for Road Transport and Highways Kamal Nath took a dig at the Plan panel yet again a week ago. And this time it was in the presence of Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission Montek Singh Ahluwalia and his infrastructure advisor Gajendra Haldea. While Kamal Nath …

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