Mumbai: Schools across Maharashtra reopened after the summer break, and the scenes were acquainted. For some, it becomes an afternoon of joy; even as for some of the babies, it became a tearful enjoy. Others were joyous at meeting their buddies after a smash. However, the older ones were aggravated about their research.
To make all of them experience welcome, colleges throughout the state ushered on the first day in special ways. At some faculties, ‘toons’ Mickey and Donald welcomed college students, even as at others, college students stepped into the accompaniment of ‘dhol-Tasha’, even as at different colleges, children made a ‘rosy’ entrance.
At Anuyog Vidyalaya in Khar, college students have been welcomed with goodies and flowers. In Nashik’s Sarda Kanya Vidyalaya, students had been welcomed with drum beats and plant life, whilst Nutan Primary School in Osmanabad had a ‘Welcome’ rangoli for college kids, and instructors spread out colorful balloons for college students.
In Baramati, Sunetra Pawar, spouse of former deputy leader minister Ajit Pawar, welcomed the scholars of the Zilla Parishad faculty with roses and led them to the high school by way of hand. In Dhule, students got books, roses, and goodies. However, Mukul Vidyamandir School, Aurangabad, had the maximum unusual welcome planned, a rain dance, to welcome newly enrolled students.
New Delhi: The National High-Speed Rail Corp Ltd (NHSRCL) hopes to obtain a chief bite of land required for the 508-km-lengthy Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train mission by the quit of this year. NHSRCL spokesperson Sushma Gaur told IANS that the land could be taken over once the tenders for the mission had been finalized.
“Major bite of the land acquisition is possible to be completed by December 2019,” she said. The bullet trains are anticipated to run at 320 km in line with hour, covering the 508 km stretch in about hours. In assessment, trains now plying on the path take over seven hours to tour the gap whilst planes take about an hour of flying time.
The NHSRCL has acquired 39 according to cent of the 1,380 hectares of land to date. This comes to 537 hectares: 471 of 940 hectares in Gujarat and 66 of 431 hectares in Maharashtra.
The company has failed to take over any of the nine hectares required in Dadra and Nagar Haveli. However, Gaur said the Bullet Train mission was progressing at a perfect tempo.
“Two or 3 months back, the overall land received became 33 in keeping with cent. And within 90 days, we had been capable of acquiring over 6 in step with cent more land,” she said.
Prime Ministers Narendra Modi of India and Shinzo Abe of Japan on September 14, 2017, laid the muse stone for the bold Rs 1.08 lakh crore ($17 billion) high-speed rail undertaking.
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the Railway Ministry have signed an MoU with Japan to fund the task partially.
Gaur said the railways had floated tenders for tunneling paintings, which include trying out and commissioning of the double line excessive speed railway, the use of tunnel boring machine (TBM), and New Austrian Tunnelling Method (NATM) among the underground stations at the Bandra-Kurla Complex in Mumbai and Shilphata in Maharashtra.
According to the legitimate, a 21-km tunnel may be dug between Boisar in Maharashtra and the Bandra-Kurla Complex, 7 km, so that it will be beneath the ocean.
Gaur stated that the layout and construction of civil and building works, and testing and commissioning of a 237 km of a period of rail line corridor between Zaroli village on the Maharashtra-Gujarat border and Vadodara in Gujarat had been floated.
This bill for 47 in step with cent of the total period of the challenge and will consist of a mountain tunnel of approximately 280 meters, 24 river crossings, and 30 avenue and canal crossings.
She stated that the tenders to construct Gujarat’s Vapi, Bilimora, Surat, and Bharuch had also been floated. In addition, the creation of the Sabarmati hub in Ahmedabad to be linked to the bullet train station has started.
