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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (KD/MB)

Mangalore, Jul 24: State commission for backward classes’ former member S V Amin has drafted and presented to Dakshina Kannada district- in-charge Secretary Bharat Lal Meena, a former deputy commissioner of the district,  a paper titled ‘Infrastructural needs of City and DK district.

Addressing a press conference, Amin said that the draft paper deals with long-term, sustainable development planned for the twin coastal districts. First step to be taken is to concrete of all the major roads and connection roads across the district to reduce the maintenance cost incurred every year. He said that a two-way flyover has been proposed in the agenda, starting from hotel Roopa on Balmatta road till taluk Panchayat office to meet the demands of the heavy traffic. He also suggested another flyover could start from Central theatre right up to KMC light House hill.

He said to enhance tourism a concept of ‘Temples on Wheels has been proposed, under which all famous pilgrims centres like Mangalore, Subramanya, Dharmasthala, Udupi and Kollur would have railway connectivity for the convenience of tourists.

In the agenda he has highlighted some of the immediate requirements of the city such as subway at Nantoor Junction, expansion of all narrow roads in the city, a separate city bus stand, hygienic markets and toilet facilities across the city.    

  

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  • Padmanabha, Kapikkad,Thokkottu

    Tue, Jul 24 2007

    The write-up is really a nice one.In his report,whatever Mr S V Amin,a former member of the backward classes’ has mentioned deserves implemented in what is called as maintenance of rich inheritance of Dakshina Kannada and its reputaion as a clean and good city among people in the country in general and of state in particular.

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