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On SilverLine Rail Project Kerala Chief Minister Says, "Won't Abandon It"
The Kerala government has not abandoned the semi-high speed rail corridor, SilverLine, as the project will have to be approved by the central government, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said in the state assembly on Tuesday.
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Opposition Slams Kerala Government Over Semi-High Speed Rail Project
The Congress-led United Democratic Front opposition on Tuesday resumed its attack on the Kerala government over the SilverLine semi-high speed rail corridor project. The opposition said the project was not sanctioned by the Centre and the Railways.
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To Scare People?: High Court Asks Kerala Government On New Rail Survey Methods
The Kerala High Court on Monday asked the state government whether the intention behind putting up concrete poles, instead of survey marks as provided under the law, to identify land for the SilverLine rail corridor was to scare people into accepting
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Kerala Chief Minister Discusses SilverLine Project With PM Modi
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday said he had a good meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and expressed hope that the central government approvals will come faster for the ambitious SilverLine project.
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Court Sets Aside Order Deferring Kerala's New Rail Project's Survey
The Kerala High Court on Monday allowed the state government's appeals and set aside a single judge order deferring a survey in connection with the SilverLine project.
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Centre May Not Allow Kerala's New Rail Project, Says Metro Man E Sreedharan
The Centre is unlikely to give its approval for the SilverLine Project in Kerala as there were lot of faults in it, Metroman E Sreedharan said on Thursday, even as Pinarayi Vijayan asserted that his government would not back down from.
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Kerala's Focus On Project, Not On Protecting Tribals: Congress Leader
Criticising the Left regime in Kerala, AICC general secretary and MP K C Venugopal today alleged that the state government was more concerned about protecting killers and its ambitious SilverLine project rather than safeguarding interests of tribals
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On SilverLine Rail Project Kerala Chief Minister Says, "Won't Abandon It"
The Kerala government has not abandoned the semi-high speed rail corridor, SilverLine, as the project will have to be approved by the central government, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said in the state assembly on Tuesday.
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Opposition Slams Kerala Government Over Semi-High Speed Rail Project
The Congress-led United Democratic Front opposition on Tuesday resumed its attack on the Kerala government over the SilverLine semi-high speed rail corridor project. The opposition said the project was not sanctioned by the Centre and the Railways.
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To Scare People?: High Court Asks Kerala Government On New Rail Survey Methods
The Kerala High Court on Monday asked the state government whether the intention behind putting up concrete poles, instead of survey marks as provided under the law, to identify land for the SilverLine rail corridor was to scare people into accepting
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Kerala Chief Minister Discusses SilverLine Project With PM Modi
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday said he had a good meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and expressed hope that the central government approvals will come faster for the ambitious SilverLine project.
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Court Sets Aside Order Deferring Kerala's New Rail Project's Survey
The Kerala High Court on Monday allowed the state government's appeals and set aside a single judge order deferring a survey in connection with the SilverLine project.
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Centre May Not Allow Kerala's New Rail Project, Says Metro Man E Sreedharan
The Centre is unlikely to give its approval for the SilverLine Project in Kerala as there were lot of faults in it, Metroman E Sreedharan said on Thursday, even as Pinarayi Vijayan asserted that his government would not back down from.
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Kerala's Focus On Project, Not On Protecting Tribals: Congress Leader
Criticising the Left regime in Kerala, AICC general secretary and MP K C Venugopal today alleged that the state government was more concerned about protecting killers and its ambitious SilverLine project rather than safeguarding interests of tribals
