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    Arunachal Pradesh Frontier Highway: Clearing hurdles on road to 2029 target

    India's Arunachal Frontier Highway project is now on track for construction. This strategic road aims to boost connectivity along the Chinese border. Land acquisition issues and compensation disputes have been largely resolved. The project completion deadline is set for the year 2029. This highway will facilitate rapid movement of defence forces in the region.

    NBWL approves elevated corridor near Kaziranga National Park among five Assam projects

    Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced that the National Board for Wildlife (NBWL) has approved five significant projects for the state. These projects include an elevated corridor near Kaziranga National Park, the Guwahati Ring Road project, and elevated railway corridors at Deepar Beel.

    National Board for Wildlife clears railway line in Telangana’s Kagaznagar tiger corridor; know the details

    The National Board for Wildlife has given the nod to lay a third broad gauge railway line through the tiger corridor area in Kagaznagar forest division.

    Ken-Betwa river interlinking project under consideration of NBWL

    The ambitious river-linking projects will be implemented only in those states which favoured it while those opposed would be left out, govt had said recently.

    2 tigers vs 15 lakh people: Conflict holds up project

    Its execution will submerge a small part of the reserve -around 4,141 hectares -that serves as the “partial habitat“ of one tigress and her cub.

    A six-member National Board of Wildlife (NBWL) panel will this week recommend the way forward for the proposed interlinking of Ken and Betwa rivers in Madhya Pradesh, a project wildlife experts claim will prove detrimental to the Panna Tiger Reserve. The interlinking project, India's first and worth Rs 17,000 crore, is aimed at providing drinking water to 15 lakh people and irrigating six lakh hectares in the parched Bundelkhand region.

    The Economic Times
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