Introductory presentation of Samruddhi Mahamarg : (Nagpur - Mumbai Expressway)AshmiliJadhav
As Maharashtra continues to be the strongest state economy in India, it has always contributed to the country’s development with the plethora of opportunities in trade activism. In this drive to reinforce the economic & socio-occupational fortune of the state, the Maharashtra State Government has launched the ambitious project, the 701 km Nagpur-Mumbai super communication Greenfield expressway christened as the ‘Hindu Hurudaysamrat Balasaheb Thackeray Maharashtra Samruddhi Mahamarg.’
Introductory presentation of Samruddhi Mahamarg : (Nagpur - Mumbai Expressway)AshmiliJadhav
As Maharashtra continues to be the strongest state economy in India, it has always contributed to the country’s development with the plethora of opportunities in trade activism. In this drive to reinforce the economic & socio-occupational fortune of the state, the Maharashtra State Government has launched the ambitious project, the 701 km Nagpur-Mumbai super communication Greenfield expressway christened as the ‘Hindu Hurudaysamrat Balasaheb Thackeray Maharashtra Samruddhi Mahamarg.’
It provides with a brief of Delhi Metro with emphasis on profitability, history, operation mechanism, construction and expansion, funding and it's challenges.
The metro rail has quickly become the ultimate urban solution for city transportation. These have been serving as lifelines in urban spaces all across the world coupling its minimal carbon efficiency with its fuel efficiency it is the ultimate solution for mass commuter problems in large cities. Transporting thousands of people while being cleaner and greener than most of the other transport, undoubtedly, resulted in megacities in the world over to rely on the metro system. Such infrastructures are vital for the cities of the country like India, which have exponentially growing population. One of the newest Indian cities to join metro rail is the City of Nizams, Hyderabad.
Cities like Hyderabad have become large cities, unfortunately, a paradoxical situation exists here. The city is the economic engine of growth, contribute more in GDP but the same city is suffering and has reduced potential because infrastructures are not really robust. The infrastructure like metro rail pushes the city to become sustainable but at the same time it comes up with many challenges.
The traffic related issues faced by the people during construction phase of metro and the impact of metro on the future development of the city has been discussed in this report. As the city’s glorious structure is now evolving into a modern marvel with a metro rail, the impact on sustainability of city has also been discussed in brief.
This report also comprises of project sequence that is site work sequencing in detail. Furthermore, planning department work at the construction site has been discussed.
Transit Oriented Development and Land Value Capture: A Concept NoteHarshada Chavan
An optimal TOD scenario to reduce negative transportation impacts and enhance land value. The value generated will be captured using the Land Value Capture (LVC) mechanism, which could be utilized as a sustainable source of funding.
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It provides with a brief of Delhi Metro with emphasis on profitability, history, operation mechanism, construction and expansion, funding and it's challenges.
The metro rail has quickly become the ultimate urban solution for city transportation. These have been serving as lifelines in urban spaces all across the world coupling its minimal carbon efficiency with its fuel efficiency it is the ultimate solution for mass commuter problems in large cities. Transporting thousands of people while being cleaner and greener than most of the other transport, undoubtedly, resulted in megacities in the world over to rely on the metro system. Such infrastructures are vital for the cities of the country like India, which have exponentially growing population. One of the newest Indian cities to join metro rail is the City of Nizams, Hyderabad.
Cities like Hyderabad have become large cities, unfortunately, a paradoxical situation exists here. The city is the economic engine of growth, contribute more in GDP but the same city is suffering and has reduced potential because infrastructures are not really robust. The infrastructure like metro rail pushes the city to become sustainable but at the same time it comes up with many challenges.
The traffic related issues faced by the people during construction phase of metro and the impact of metro on the future development of the city has been discussed in this report. As the city’s glorious structure is now evolving into a modern marvel with a metro rail, the impact on sustainability of city has also been discussed in brief.
This report also comprises of project sequence that is site work sequencing in detail. Furthermore, planning department work at the construction site has been discussed.
Transit Oriented Development and Land Value Capture: A Concept NoteHarshada Chavan
An optimal TOD scenario to reduce negative transportation impacts and enhance land value. The value generated will be captured using the Land Value Capture (LVC) mechanism, which could be utilized as a sustainable source of funding.
The presentation contains all the information related to bullet train you need for the Economic presentation. Please let us know if need any changes. Do share and comment.
Lmrc - Lucknow Metro Rail Co-orporationPrakhar Tri
Lucknow Metro is a joint project of Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) and Lucknow Development Authority (LDA). LMRC came into existence in October 2013.
Dr. E. Sreedharan, the Metro man is Chief adviser for Lucknow metro.
courtesy: http://www.lmrcl.com/
Prepared By- Ayush, Prakhar
@Jaypee University Of Information Technology
this ppt shows goverment future plane and project in trasport infrastructure in india. what are traffic problem we face and have we can over come. this time goverment need to develop infrastructure for gdp growth what thay can do which project are under goes.
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4. Project Initiation
The project was started in
Augest 2005 and the first
strectch between
Baiyyappanahalli and
M.G.Road was inaugurated
on Oct 20,2011
5. Divided into four parts
• Reach 1 : Now operational- Baiyyappanahalli and
M.G.Road
• Reach 2 : Magadi Road to Mysore Road - ready by
December 2012 or early 2013.
• Reach 3 : Yeshwantpur to Swastik -Nearing completion
– will be operational by December, 2012
• Reach 4 : by 2013
6. Governance
Bangalore Metro Rail project comes under the legal body of
Bangalore Mass Rapid Transit Ltd(BMRTL).
Chairman : Anil Bajilal,union urban development secretary
Board of Directors: 5 from central government,5 from
state government
Participants : State,Central Governments, Financial
Institutions
7. • Public sector BEML has been mandated for the supply of
150 metro coaches valued at Rs 1,672 cr with a
provision for supplying 63 more coaches.
• The companies involved in various tasks of the projects
are:-
– Navayuga Engg Ltd,Hyderabad
– Nagarjuna Construction Pvt Ltd
– Afcons Infrastructure
– Punj Llyod Ltd
10. Project Planning
Routes : East-west(18.1 Km),North-south(14.9 km)
Total length of the project :43 kms
Type : Elevated and underground
No of stations : 41
No of commuters per day :820,000
Proposed fare : 1.33-1.66 times the bus fares
Cost/Km Underground : Rs 250 crore
Cost/km Elevated : Rs 80 crore
Total cost : Rs 11,609 crore
11. Fund formula
• State : Rs 2287 cr
• Central/federal : Rs 1831 cr
• Financial Institutions : Rs 3982 cr
12. Train Outline
• Each train consists of three coaches (2.88 m wide) to
start with. The train can accommodate a total of 1000
persons.
• Later, it will run six coaches - the carrying capacity of a
six coach train will be 2068 passengers
• Wi-Fi enabled
• Coaches have stainless steel covering, air-conditioned
and automated doors.
13. Project Execution
• Ground-level preparations for the ambitious metro rail
project in bangalore was made with the state
government freezing development activity in 247
premises and buildings it tentatively identified for this
purpose
• Bangalore metro have a standard guage and will take
cover under the 100-year old Mysore tramways
Act,which required some amendments by the state
government to suit the present day needs.With
this,BMRTL avoided going to the railway ministry for all
sanctions.
14. Phase I - Project closure
• Phase 1 has come to live on October 20 th,2011
15. Phase II
• Covering a span of 70 kilometres
• phase II is an extension of all the four
Reaches
• reduce road traffic by 35 per cent.
• The estimated project cost is Rs 25,000
crore.
16. Phase II
• The Second Phase of the project will begin in 2012
17. Conclusion
• The number of passengers expected to travel on the
metro everyday is estimated 16.10 lakh by 2021
