Disappointment for Himachal in rail budget

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Shimla: The Railway Budget-2009 brought disappointment for Himachal Pradesh as except for the Churaru Takrala-Amb Andaura section of Nangal Dam-Talwara rail link, the railway minister made no commitment on other major projects including the Bhanupalli-Bilaspur-Beri Broadgauge rail line and Ghanauli-Baddi rail line. Though the Talwara rail line is among the seven expansion projects to be taken up this year, the state was expecting completion of other tracks as a priority, especially rail line to Baddi. The Nangal-Talwara rail line was started almost thirty years ago.

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This was written by HimVani on Friday, July 3, 2009, 16:29. HimVani has written 1416 posts on this site.

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  1. Dinesh Kumar Sharma Dinesh Kumar Sharma

    Dear sir,

    It is not justified budget in terms of sacrifices made by the himachalis fopr the countries. We loose our peace, environment, culture and even society that was bound to migrated by the various development projects. Our sacrifice is not only be ignored but what we get from the country the whole india knows.

    dinesh

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