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Hassan, BC Road stretch of NH 75 widening set to begin

Hassan, BC Road stretch of NH 75 widening set to begin


Mangalore Today News Network

Shiradi, April 4,2017:  With the clearing of roadside trees being completed,  all is in readiness for the commencement of civil work on widening a portion of National Highway 75 connecting Hassan and Bantwal Cross (BC) Road in  DK.


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The stretch passing through Shiradi Ghat is not included in the project as the government is planning to construct a tunnel in this section. A detailed project report is being prepared for the proposed tunnel project. The widening of the highway between Nelamangala and Hassan has been completed.

The NHAI, National Highways Authority of India,  invited tenders to remove 3,070 trees to make way for the four-lane highway between Hassan and Maranahalli, near Sakaleshpur. According to official sources, no less than 6,000 trees have been axed in the forest and on revenue and private lands. However, NHAI as well as the Forest department are guarded while sharing information regarding the number of trees that were felled.

The road work between Hassan and Maranahalli is being taken up by Isolux Corsan Company, while the stretch between Addahole and BC Road is awarded to L&T. It will take no less than two years to complete the work.


The widening would add seven to eight metres to the existing road. The projected cost for upgrading the highway between Hassan and Maranahalli is said to be Rs 400 crore. So, if you are driving on this stretch be aware of the on going works.


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Henry D’souza, mangaluru Tue, April-4-2017, 1:51
If we keep on cutting down trees on fine day we will have to inhale carbon-di-oxide it self . The nature
Arshad Ali, Kasargod Tue, April-4-2017, 12:42
The trees are being cut down at large. We will face lot of problems in future due to our craze towards development.
Kishen M, udupi Tue, April-4-2017, 12:31
we will have wide roads and the developed city but with rising temperature , rainfall and humidity . we will have to struggle hard to survive
Suhani Mahesh, Karkala Tue, April-4-2017, 12:05
We are facing the problem of having less rainfall increasing temperature it is all the gift of cutting down forest .
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