Namakkal Projects (Tiruchengode, Rasipuram and Paramathi Velur)

[thalapathy_1]

[thalapathy_1]

Whether the new bus stand is coming or not.....any one post about it.....

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Happy New Year......

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Can any one having namakkal railway station snaps.......post here

[senthilsindia]

Friends I hope, Namakkal is getting developed since it gets the first Railway project. So, we can see further developments i think....

So, its better we cannot have this thread for Entire Namakkal district.......

We can use this thread for Namakkal City and Paramathi Velur(since it is just 18kms away).....

And we can remove Tiruchengode and Rasipuram from here..........

So, we can rename this thread into Namakkal & P.Velur - Projects & Developments.....

If you agree, you can support here......

[MA Eswaran]

Originally Posted by senthilsindia

Friends I hope, Namakkal is getting developed since it gets the first Railway project. So, we can see further developments i think....

So, its better we cannot have this thread for Entire Namakkal district.......

We can use this thread for Namakkal City and Paramathi Velur(since it is just 18kms away).....

And we can remove Tiruchengode and Rasipuram from here..........

So, we can rename this thread into Namakkal & P.Velur - Projects & Developments.....

If you agree, you can support here......

I think Rasipuram can continue to be here. T.gode can be with Erode Eastern UA thread

[kg4129]

Better to keep Namakkal projects in one thread instead of Rasipuram, Paramathi velur or any other region of Namakkal in seperate thread.......

[thalapathy_1]

will anyone post the images of namakkal collectorate and court......

[bonoslack7]

http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper...cle2800417.ece

“We asked time to vacate our shops in the daily market till Pongal was over but we are forced to vacate immediately,” K. Kasturi (56) hurriedly said as she returned to assist her husband Kalimuthu to remove the asbestos sheets from the shed erected by them in the market.

“We used to have good business for Pongal but this year there is no hope,” they lamented.

She was among the many others who have been selling vegetables in that place for nearly three decades and were evicted amidst heavy police security.

More than 150 police personnel – headed by Additional Superintendent of Police (Crime) G. Subbulakshmi, three DSPs and six inspectors – were present during the eviction.

All the shops – nearly 120 sheds – were evicted from the 98 cents of land located near the Namakkal municipal office premises as the writ petition filed by the merchants in the Madras High Court – contesting the revenue and Municipal authorities who asked them to vacate that place – was dismissed on Thursday.

The vendors claimed that they moved to this site many years ago and spent nearly Rs. 50,000 each to raise the shallow place, build the cement flooring and erect the sheds on steel pipes to make the place usable.

Officials who came to the spot with earth movers gave the shopkeepers time till afternoon to take their vegetables and belongings to safer places.

They had difficulty in removing the sheets as they said that they were only used to selling vegetables and were not used to removing the sheets and heavy iron pipes. There was a little resistance from them seeking more time but in vain.

Municipal officials said that they asked the merchants to vacate the temporary place as the district administration and municipality had planned to set up a park on an area of 1.5 acres of land – that included the daily market area that was encroached upon by those sheds.

“The merchants have been provided with 2.5 acres of alternative land at the Weekly Market on an area of seven acres of land on the Tiruchengode Road,” Municipal Engineer and Commissioner In-charge N. Kamalanathan told The Hindu .

According to him the daily market is one piece of land that is leased for a period of three years to a single lessee, who in turn rents it to the traders who pay a rent to him.

“They can make use of that space and sell the vegetables and not erect shop-like structures,” he added.

“The existing three-year lease period comes to an end on March 31, 2012, and these shopkeepers can continue selling vegetables at the newly allotted place till that day,” the engineer said.

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[kannan infratech]

Pl visit & Register

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[thalapathy_1]

Namakkal Anjaneyar temple has more than 1500 Years history .............

[Sridhar Namakkal.]

CHENNAI: Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Thursday sanctioned Rs 152.78 crore for acquiring lands for laying by-pass roads for 11 towns in Tamil Nadu.

The fund allocation for acquisition of lands is as follows: Tenkasi (6 km by-pass road — Rs 9.70 crore), Sankarankoil (6.89 km road — Rs 17.51 crore), Ambasamudram (7 km road — Rs 19.84 crore), Mudukulathur (4 km — Rs 5.16 crore), Bhavani Nagar (11 km — Rs 5.20 crore), Namakkal (22.66 km — Rs 7.78 crore), Tiruchengode (13.6 km — Rs 4.27 crore), Cuddalore (19.5 km — Rs 27.72 crore), Arcot (2.80 km — Rs 1.46 crore), Tiruppathur (11 km —Rs 6.19 crore), Tiruvannamalai (8.20 km — Rs 6.23 crore) and Rs 41.66 crore for other expenditure in this regard.

As a result of these new by-pass roads, traffic congestion along these towns will come down considerably and the number of accidents will also come down, an official release here said.

Courtesy : The New Indian Express.

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Courtesy : Madurakkaran Karthikeyan-FB

[Sridhar Namakkal.]

http://www.thehindu.com/multimedia/d...Y_930114f.jpgA view of a new railway over-bridge at Mallur railway station in Salem. Photo: P. Goutham

Salem-Namakkal-Karur broad gauge work completed

The much awaited Salem – Namakkal – Karur new broad gauge railway line is expected to be thrown open for freight traffic shortly after inspection by Commissioner of Railway Safety.

The project, undertaken at a cost of Rs.760 crore, covers 85 km and has been completed in two phases – Salem to Namakkal (53 km), and Namakkal to Karur (32 km).

The 85-km-long track between Salem and Karur has culverts, 80 over bridges and under passes, including an 800-m-long Vangal bridge at Karur.

Construction of railway stations is nearing completion.
Stations

The sector has stations that include, Mallur, Rasipuram, Puduchatram, Kalangani, Namakkal, Laduvdi, Mohanur, Vangal and Karur.

Trial run of train engine from Salem to Mohanur was done in March 2011, and along Mohanur to Karur in December 2011.

Salem Divisional Railway Manager Sujatha Jayaraj said that track works had been completed on the sector and works are underway to construct stations.

Recruitment of station masters and other personnel were in progress, Ms. Jayaraj added.

The project that was initially estimated at Rs. 230 crore in 1996-97, had been revised to Rs. 740 crore.

Started in 1998, land acquisitions, litigations, inadequate allotment of funds etc, had delayed it for 14 years.

Once commissioned, the travel distance between Salem and Karur will be reduced by 45 km as currently trains bound for Karur, from Salem have to go via Erode.

A senior railway engineer pointed out that freight traffic is expected to begin any time now. Passenger traffic will begin in June after inspection by the Commissioner of Railway Safety.

Once commissioned, it is expected to improve the economic and industrial activities in the three districts.