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in war time disconnect ?
There is an existing rail link between India & Pakistan,Imran sahib
Construction of Railway Line upto China Border
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There is an existing rail link between India & Pakistan,Imran sahib
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in war time disconnect ?
During that time , these roads will be used for supply routes to protect the soveriginity.
War happened that time when international laws are violated.
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we were talking abut ind-china janab
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I was talking about rail link between two not-too-friendly nations
Chinese have tone down aggressive attitude towards India because the Chinese are more involved in South China Sea.
Improving relations with Japan and ASEAN countries have changed the whole regional balance.
Good work by NSA. Credit goes to Ajit Doval.
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So for the past 7 years Indian government has laid only 191 km of roads in that region...Can you just estimate how much China would have laid on its side for the past 7 years??? This really shows that central government is neglecting its northeastern and some states when implementing its schemes....
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The lack of progress is disturbing. A highway and rail line covering our entire Himalayan border shouldve been done decades ago.
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Nice one buddyThanks China for the inspiration.
Now we should follow your lead to build rapid deployment infrastructure.
LOL it took more than 60 years to get a leader with balls of steel
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Very true. Can't agree more. These Congress walli are the worst thing ever happened to independent India. Bitc hs ruined our core ethos of Defense our nation with full force into a Non violence gandhian puppets so no one question them
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26-October, 2015 15:40 IST
BRO Annual Chief Engineers’ Conference Border Roads Organisation (BRO) will organise its Annual Chief Engineers’ Conference – 2015 at Headquarter Directorate General Border Roads (DGBR) here tomorrow.
The Director General Border Roads and its 18 Chief Engineers of various Projects will attend this 3-day long Conference to take stock of various ongoing works and to charter future roadmap for the organisation. Various issues of organisational interest especially welfare of employees and officers will be discussed in the forum.
Minister of State for Defence Rao Inderjit Singh who is also the Chairman Border Roads Development Board (BRDB) will address the conference on 28 October 2015. The conference will also be addressed by the Chief of Army Staff General Dalbir Singh and DGBR Lt Gen RM Mittal.
BRO is playing a yeoman role in meeting the strategic and operational infrastructural requirements of the Army. It also makes a significant contribution to socio-economic development especially of the border areas. BRO is presently undertaking construction of 23958 km of roads and 4124.77 m of bridges, besides maintaining a network of 19498 km of roads 31685 m bridges. It has also made foray into the field of tunnelling to meet the strategic requirements of the armed forces. Construction of the 8.8 km Rohtang Tunnel in the State of Himachal Pradesh is under progress, wherein 4.95 km of the tunnel has already been completed. A 592 m long cable-stayed bridge is under construction on River Ravi at Basohli. This bridge will be the first of its kind in northern India which will enhance connectivity between Punjab and Jammu & Kashmir.
26-October, 2015 15:40 IST
BRO Annual Chief Engineers’ Conference Border Roads Organisation (BRO) will organise its Annual Chief Engineers’ Conference – 2015 at Headquarter Directorate General Border Roads (DGBR) here tomorrow.
The Director General Border Roads and its 18 Chief Engineers of various Projects will attend this 3-day long Conference to take stock of various ongoing works and to charter future roadmap for the organisation. Various issues of organisational interest especially welfare of employees and officers will be discussed in the forum.
Minister of State for Defence Rao Inderjit Singh who is also the Chairman Border Roads Development Board (BRDB) will address the conference on 28 October 2015. The conference will also be addressed by the Chief of Army Staff General Dalbir Singh and DGBR Lt Gen RM Mittal.
BRO is playing a yeoman role in meeting the strategic and operational infrastructural requirements of the Army. It also makes a significant contribution to socio-economic development especially of the border areas. BRO is presently undertaking construction of 23958 km of roads and 4124.77 m of bridges, besides maintaining a network of 19498 km of roads 31685 m bridges. It has also made foray into the field of tunnelling to meet the strategic requirements of the armed forces. Construction of the 8.8 km Rohtang Tunnel in the State of Himachal Pradesh is under progress, wherein 4.95 km of the tunnel has already been completed. A 592 m long cable-stayed bridge is under construction on River Ravi at Basohli. This bridge will be the first of its kind in northern India which will enhance connectivity between Punjab and Jammu & Kashmir.
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28-October, 2015 15:31 IST
BRO must maintain Transparency and Accountability in Quality Road Construction – Rao Inderjit Singh
The Minister of State for Defence Rao Inderjit Singh has emphasized on the need for maintaining transparency and accountability in the execution of road projects by the Border Roads Organisation (BRO). Addressing the Annual BRO Chief Engineers’ Conference 2015 here today, the Minister who is also the Chairman Border Roads Development Board (BRDB) said the main concern in road construction is maintaining the quality in construction with transparency. “I am told that few steps have already been taken in this regard and few more are in the pipeline”, he stated. He further added that there is a general awareness amongst the users and there is an increased aspiration in terms of riding quality and roadside amenities.
Speaking on environmental and ecological issues pertaining to construction of new roads in remote areas, the Minister reiterated that the Government has taken various policy decisions in easing-out procedures for according clearances to defence projects. All these initiatives will help executives and engineers on ground for faster construction of infrastructure in border areas. He also stressed on the need for the organisation to put in their best to fulfil the strategic needs of the country and to meet the requirements for the socio economic development of the region as a whole.
The Minister commended the organisation for doing excellent work in building roads in remote areas and achieving the targets set for construction of strategic roads which includes Indo-China border roads in north and north-eastern borders despite all odds. He also acknowledged rescue and rehabilitation works carried out by the Organisation despite adverse climatic conditions during the devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir last year.
Earlier the Minister was received by the DGBR Lt Gen RM Mittal on his arrival at BRO headquarters to address the conference.
28-October, 2015 15:31 IST
BRO must maintain Transparency and Accountability in Quality Road Construction – Rao Inderjit Singh
The Minister of State for Defence Rao Inderjit Singh has emphasized on the need for maintaining transparency and accountability in the execution of road projects by the Border Roads Organisation (BRO). Addressing the Annual BRO Chief Engineers’ Conference 2015 here today, the Minister who is also the Chairman Border Roads Development Board (BRDB) said the main concern in road construction is maintaining the quality in construction with transparency. “I am told that few steps have already been taken in this regard and few more are in the pipeline”, he stated. He further added that there is a general awareness amongst the users and there is an increased aspiration in terms of riding quality and roadside amenities.
Speaking on environmental and ecological issues pertaining to construction of new roads in remote areas, the Minister reiterated that the Government has taken various policy decisions in easing-out procedures for according clearances to defence projects. All these initiatives will help executives and engineers on ground for faster construction of infrastructure in border areas. He also stressed on the need for the organisation to put in their best to fulfil the strategic needs of the country and to meet the requirements for the socio economic development of the region as a whole.
The Minister commended the organisation for doing excellent work in building roads in remote areas and achieving the targets set for construction of strategic roads which includes Indo-China border roads in north and north-eastern borders despite all odds. He also acknowledged rescue and rehabilitation works carried out by the Organisation despite adverse climatic conditions during the devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir last year.
Earlier the Minister was received by the DGBR Lt Gen RM Mittal on his arrival at BRO headquarters to address the conference.
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13-October, 2016 18:08 IST
DG Projects Border Roads Visits Sikkim Road
Director General Border Roads (DGBR) Lt Gen Suresh Sharma has completed a five-day inspection visit of strategic roads in Sikkim. He is constantly keeping focus on the State for fast track completion of Strategic Roads and to plan new roads.
DGBR travelled extensively to see the progress made by Project Swastik on the National Highway to Nathu La and Mangan. He spent two days on roads along the International Border on Lachung and Lachen axis and visited Donkya La Pass at an altitude of about 18000 feet which was recently connected by Project Swastik. This project, linking both Lachung & Lachen axis was completed despite adverse geographical terrain and harsh climatic conditions. After overseeing the progress of the Theng Tunnel construction, DGBR has expressed confidence about its timely completion. He has also emphasised on installation of higher road safety measures all along highways in the State, to ensure zero accidents. He also interacted with construction workers and ground level executives and explained Border Roads Organisation’s current priorities to them.
Lt Gen Sharma met the area Commander of the Army formation to discuss their priority and feedback on quality and productivity.
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13-October, 2016 18:08 IST
DG Projects Border Roads Visits Sikkim Road
Director General Border Roads (DGBR) Lt Gen Suresh Sharma has completed a five-day inspection visit of strategic roads in Sikkim. He is constantly keeping focus on the State for fast track completion of Strategic Roads and to plan new roads.
DGBR travelled extensively to see the progress made by Project Swastik on the National Highway to Nathu La and Mangan. He spent two days on roads along the International Border on Lachung and Lachen axis and visited Donkya La Pass at an altitude of about 18000 feet which was recently connected by Project Swastik. This project, linking both Lachung & Lachen axis was completed despite adverse geographical terrain and harsh climatic conditions. After overseeing the progress of the Theng Tunnel construction, DGBR has expressed confidence about its timely completion. He has also emphasised on installation of higher road safety measures all along highways in the State, to ensure zero accidents. He also interacted with construction workers and ground level executives and explained Border Roads Organisation’s current priorities to them.
Lt Gen Sharma met the area Commander of the Army formation to discuss their priority and feedback on quality and productivity.
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Have you seen the terrain difference on both sides of the border?
The Chinese side is all plains and plateau and some hills while we have high elevation mountains mostly.
Go on a road trip to Lachung or Yumthang valley if possible. You will really appreciate the work the BRO has done there. Also the scenery is a big plus point.
Even from the army building at the Nathula pass you can observe the terrain difference and lack of Chinese tourists there.
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