Centre to support Rajasthan govt for developing inland shipping port at Jalore
Updated: Nov 04, 2015 05:20:02pm
New Delhi, Nov 4 (KNN) The Inland Waterways Authority of India under the Ministry of Shipping proposed to guide and support Rajasthan government for building an inland shipping port at Jalore.
“The port and the terminal that are to be created will help develop inland navigation facilities in western Rajasthan and will also bring about socio-economic development of the region,” said the Ministry.
A canal is proposed to be built between Mori creek and Jalore. It is also proposed that existing cherras and rivers, like Luni may be explored for establishing connectivity from Jalore to Mori Creek.
Business development opportunities along the canal for limestone, gypsum, lignite and cement factories are to be explored by the state government, it said.
The pre-feasibility report of the project will be done by WAPCOS and they will submit the same within 5 months, duly monitored and guided by Inland Waterways Authority of India.
In addition to this there are plans to develop smart cities on this stretch. A study will also be undertaken on how to make the Indira Gandhi Canal navigable.
The state government will take up the study to determine the requirements of width, cross structure along the canal, establishing vertical and horizontal clearance and bridges that need to be replaced with the cost associated with the project, it said. (KNN Bureau)
“The port and the terminal that are to be created will help develop inland navigation facilities in western Rajasthan and will also bring about socio-economic development of the region,” said the Ministry.
A canal is proposed to be built between Mori creek and Jalore. It is also proposed that existing cherras and rivers, like Luni may be explored for establishing connectivity from Jalore to Mori Creek.
Business development opportunities along the canal for limestone, gypsum, lignite and cement factories are to be explored by the state government, it said.
The pre-feasibility report of the project will be done by WAPCOS and they will submit the same within 5 months, duly monitored and guided by Inland Waterways Authority of India.
In addition to this there are plans to develop smart cities on this stretch. A study will also be undertaken on how to make the Indira Gandhi Canal navigable.
The state government will take up the study to determine the requirements of width, cross structure along the canal, establishing vertical and horizontal clearance and bridges that need to be replaced with the cost associated with the project, it said. (KNN Bureau)
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