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Kerala's Semi High-Speed Rail Corridor Project Yet To Get Centre's Nod
A demand was made in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday that the Centre should expeditiously give its nod to a proposed nearly Rs 64,000 crore semi high-speed rail line connecting two ends of Kerala.
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Kerala Chief Minister assures people on high speed rail project
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Tuesday assured the people of the state that his government would carry out developmental projects only with the complete satisfaction of all concerned.
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High Speed Rail corridor project work to commence in 2014
The Kerala High Speed Rail Corporation proposes to begin construction of the ambitious High Speed Rail corridor project connecting the state's southern end Thiruvananthapuram and Mangalore in Karnataka by January 2014 if all clearances are received by then.
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'Central government to decide on chairman of Kochi Metro'
The Centre would decide on the chairman of the over Rs 5,000 crore Kochi Metro Rail Project, which recently got the Cabinet nod, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said on Saturday.
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Kerala's high speed rail project to be on track soon
Billed as the biggest and most expensive infrastructure project conceived by Kerala, a high speed rail corridor for India's first bullet train is one of the mega projects the state plans to implement.
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Rs 1.18 Trillion high-speed rail project to begin in less than a year
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has said that work on the state's ambitious high speed rail corridor project, involving an investment of a whopping Rs 1.18 trillion, will begin from April next year.The first phase of the project, connecting the state capital with Kochi, will hopefully be over by March 2018, he said.
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Kerala gets green signal for high speed rail corridor
In a boost to Kerala's efforts to fast-track infrastructure development, the Centre has given the green signal to its ambitious high speed rail corridor project, linking the entire stretch from Kasargode in the north to the state capital in the south.
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Kerala's Semi High-Speed Rail Corridor Project Yet To Get Centre's Nod
A demand was made in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday that the Centre should expeditiously give its nod to a proposed nearly Rs 64,000 crore semi high-speed rail line connecting two ends of Kerala.
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Kerala Chief Minister assures people on high speed rail project
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Tuesday assured the people of the state that his government would carry out developmental projects only with the complete satisfaction of all concerned.
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High Speed Rail corridor project work to commence in 2014
The Kerala High Speed Rail Corporation proposes to begin construction of the ambitious High Speed Rail corridor project connecting the state's southern end Thiruvananthapuram and Mangalore in Karnataka by January 2014 if all clearances are received by then.
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'Central government to decide on chairman of Kochi Metro'
The Centre would decide on the chairman of the over Rs 5,000 crore Kochi Metro Rail Project, which recently got the Cabinet nod, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said on Saturday.
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Kerala's high speed rail project to be on track soon
Billed as the biggest and most expensive infrastructure project conceived by Kerala, a high speed rail corridor for India's first bullet train is one of the mega projects the state plans to implement.
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Rs 1.18 Trillion high-speed rail project to begin in less than a year
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has said that work on the state's ambitious high speed rail corridor project, involving an investment of a whopping Rs 1.18 trillion, will begin from April next year.The first phase of the project, connecting the state capital with Kochi, will hopefully be over by March 2018, he said.
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Kerala gets green signal for high speed rail corridor
In a boost to Kerala's efforts to fast-track infrastructure development, the Centre has given the green signal to its ambitious high speed rail corridor project, linking the entire stretch from Kasargode in the north to the state capital in the south.
