Revival of Sabari rail project raises hopes in Central Travancore
The Sabari rail project is experiencing a revival after years of delays, bringing hope to landowners affected by its prolonged uncertainty. The State government plans to resume surveys and reopen land acquisition offices, which could facilitate the project's progress. Additionally, a proposed cargo terminal at Thodupuzha station aims to enhance the project's economic viability and logistics in the region.
- ▪The Sabari rail project aims to connect Kerala's eastern high ranges and improve access for Sabarimala pilgrims.
- ▪The State government has decided to cover 50% of the project's estimated cost of Rs.3,800 crore.
- ▪Land acquisition offices are being considered for reopening to resume the stalled acquisition process.
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After decades of uncertainty and repeated delays, the Sabari rail project is showing signs of revival, rekindling hopes among nearly 5,000 landowners whose properties have remained under the shadow of acquisition for more than two decades.According to official sources, the detailed field survey and preparation of drawings and related documents are set to resume along the 70-km stretch of the proposed alignment. The primary focus will be on to identifying and restoring the survey stones laid along the route, many of which have either been displaced or lost over the years. At the same time, the State government is considering a proposal to reopen the land acquisition offices that became defunct after the project lost momentum.
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