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Annexure-1 (Para Reference 1.6.2) Status of All on Going Projects in Indian Railways ( ` 150 Crore and Above)As on 31 March 2014 Sl Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Lines, Doubling and Guage Conversion Annexure-1 (Para Reference 1.6.2) Status of all on going Projects in Indian Railways ( ` 150 Crore and above)as on 31 March 2014 Sl. Zonal Name of the project Month Month and year Target date of completion Rate of Cummulati Throw No Railways and Year of (As a whole not section wise) Return in ve forward of commencement percent expenditure (` in sanction of project till March crore) 2014 (` in crore) 1 CR Amravati Narkher new BG 1993-94 1993 Jul-12 - 10.41% - 571.09 154.68 line(138 Km) 2 Ahmednagar-Beed-Parli- 1995-96 1996 Apr-98 Not fixed (-)0.208% N.AV. 299.28 2486.06 Vaijnath (261.25 Km) 3 Wardha-Nanded (via 2008-09 2010 Not fixed NA (-) 2.684% N.AV. 68.25 2432.68 Yavatmal-Pusad) (284km) 4 Belapur Seawood Uran - 1996-97 1996 2000 Phase-I - N.AV. N.AV. 372.89 1543.84 Electrified Double Line. 12/2013 and Phase-II - 06/2014. 5 ER Lakhshmikantapur - 1987-88 1993 N.AV. N.AV. 4.40 Not 139.90 404.28 Namkhana Chandanagar Revised MM for a] Kakadwip 2011-12 Not yet started N.AV. N.AV. 11.00 Not 0.00 0.00 Budakhali [5km] and Revised b] Chandanagar Bakhali [17.2 N.AV. N.AV. (-) 9.00 km] 2011-12 6 Deoghar - Sultanganj incl. 2000-01 2002 N.AV. N.AV. (-)7.58 Not 524.99 73.00 Banka to Bitiah Road [147 Revised km] Report No.48 of 2015 ͳͺ͹ Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Lines, Doubling and Guage Conversion Annexure-1 (Para Reference 1.6.2) Status of all on going Projects in Indian Railways (` 150 Crore and above)as on 31 March 2014 Sl. Zonal Name of the project Month Month and year Target date of completion Rate of Cummul Throw No Railways and Year of (As a whole not section wise) Return in ative forward of commencement percent expendit (` in sanction of project ure till crore) March 2014 (` in crore) 7 Tarakeswar-Bishnupur 2000-01 2002 N.AV. N.AV. (-) 22.00 Not 537.49 879.59 Revised a] extension upto Dhaniakhali 2009-10 2010 N.AV. N.AV. (-) 22.00 Not 0.00 0.00 revised b] Arambagh-Irphala & New 2010-11 Not yet started N.AV. N.AV. (-) 4.90 Not 0.00 0.00 MM to revised c] Irphala-Ghatal[11.2 km], 2011-12 Not yet started N.AV. N.AV. (-) 4.90 Not 0.00 0.00 revised d] Arambagh- 2011-12 Not yet started N.AV. N.AV. (-) 15.00 Not 0.00 0.00 Champadanga[23.3 km] Revised 8 Dumka-Rampuhat (Phase-II of 1995-96 2000 2001-02 Feb,2013 (-) 11.00 Not 785.04 165.06 Rampurhat-Mandarhill via (Dumka Revised Dumka Project [130 km]) Rampurhat as per MOU dt. 28.2.2012) 8A Rampurhat-Murarai (MM) 2011-12 Not yet started Dec'2017 Not Revised (-) 11.00 Not 0.00 0.00 [29.48km] 3rd line Revised 9 Bariarpur-Mananpur via 2007-08 Not yet started N.AV. N.AV. (-) 9.00 Not 6.46 238.90 Kharagpur, Lachmipur-Barhat Revised [67.78km] Report No.48 of 2015 ͳͺͺ Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Lines, Doubling and Guage Conversion Annexure-1 (Para Reference 1.6.2) Status of all on going Projects in Indian Railways (` 150 Crore and above)as on 31 March 2014 Sl. Zonal Name of the project Month Month and year Target date of completion Rate of Cummu Throw No Railways and Year of (As a whole not section wise) Return in lative forward of commencement percent expendit (` in sanction of project ure till crore) March 2014 (` in crore) 10 Sultanganj-Katuria via 2007-08 2009 N.AV. N.AV. (-) 8.00 Not 6.48 279.08 Asarganj, Tarapur & Belhar Revised [74.8 km] 11 Tarakeswar- Magra [51.95 2010-11 Not yet started N.AV. N.AV. (-) 48.00 Not 1.29 524.26 km] Revised MM for Tarakeswar-Furfura Not Not yet started N.AV. N.AV. (-) 10.00 Not 0.00 0.00 Sharif [21.75km] furnished Revised 12 Hasnabad-Hingalganj [14 2010-11 Not yet started N.AV. N.AV. (-) 12.00 Not 5.04 258.00 km] Revised 13 Deoghar-Dumka [72.25 km] 1998-99 2003 Not Feb'2011 (as 5.00 Not 390.01 239.83 Assessed in per MOU dt. Revised PET Survey 28.2.2012) 14 Hansdiha-Godda [30 km] 2011-12 Not yet started 2015-16 Not Revised (-) 38.00 Not 0.87 265.70 Revised 15 Pirpainti - Jasidih [97 km] 2011-12 Not yet started N.AV. N.AV. (-) 10.00 Not 0.09 915.88 Revised 16 ECR Sakari - Hasanpur 1996-97 August, 1997 Target date not fixed 1.32 Not 243.69 81.31 revised 17 Muzaffarpur-Sitamarhi( 63 1997-98 June,2002 N.AV. N.AV. (-) 3.72 Not 514.88 31.26 KM) revised 18 Khagaria- Kuseswar Asthan 1996-97 Nov,2001 Target date not fixed Negative N.AV. 127.07 411.64 (44 KM) 19 Const. of Rly. Bridge over 1997-98 Nov,2002 31.12.2007 30.06.2015 1.545 0.745 1341.09 1020.78 River Ganga at Monghyr. Report No.48 of 2015 ͳͺͻ Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Lines, Doubling and Guage Conversion Annexure-1 (Para Reference 1.6.2) Status of all on going Projects in Indian Railways (` 150 Crore and above)as on 31 March 2014 Sl. Zonal Name of the project Month Month and year Target date of completion Rate of Cummulati Throw No Railway and Year of (As a whole not section wise) Return in ve forwa s of commencement percent expenditur rd (` sanction of project e till March in 2014 (`in crore) crore) 20 Patna Ganga Bridge with 1997-98 January,2002 31.12.2007 30.06.2015 5.60 Not 2071.80 849.66 linking between Patna & revised Hajipur. (19 KM) 21 Ara- Sasaram (98KM) 1997-98 May,2002 N.AV. N.AV. 4,82 Not 319.75 2.12 revised 22 Giridih- Koderma (Phase-I 1996-97 October,2000 N.AV. N.AV. N.AV. N.AV. 540.94 227.94 )150 Km 23 Rajgir -Hasua -Tilaya(46 Km) 2001-02 Jan-02 N.AV. N.AV. N.AV. N.AV. 324.68 65.32 24 Koderma - Ranchi (189 Km) 1998-99 February,2002 N.AV. N.AV. N.AV. N.AV. 1775.34 1181.8 7 25 Koderma - Tilaiya( 68 Km) 2001-02 November,2004 N.AV. N.AV. N.AV. N.AV. 219.54 198.63 26 Koshi Bridge 2003-04 May,2003 Target not (-) 2.34 Not 295.35 46.06 fixed revised 27 Hajipur-Sagauli 2003-04 Nov-03 Target date not fixed (-) 6.25 -5.35 196.21 332.44 28 Chapra Muzaffarpur (84.65 2006-07 Aug,2006 Target date not fixed Negative N.AV. 106.99 271.57 Km) 29 Motihari-Sitamarhi (76.7 KM) 2006-07 Not available Target date not fixed (-) 11.1 Not 4.41 206.59 revised 30 Darbhanga-Kusheshwar 2005-06 May,2007 Target date not fixed (-) 4.6 Not 4.95 200.05 Asthan (70.14 KM) revised Report No.48 of 2015 ͳͻͲ Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Lines, Doubling and Guage Conversion Annexure-1 (Para Reference 1.6.2) Status of all on going Projects in Indian Railways (` 150 Crore and above)as on 31 March 2014 Sl. Zonal Name of the project Month Month and Target date of completion (As Rate of Cummul Throw No Railways and Year year of a whole not section wise) Return in ative forwar of commencemen percent expendit d (` in sanction t of project ure till crore) March 2014 (` in crore) 31 Bihta-Aurangabad via 2007-08 Detailed Target date not fixed N.AV. N.AV. 1.69 324.51 Anugrahnarayan Road(118.45 estimate under Km) preparation 32 Sitamarhi-Jayanagar-Nirmali 2008-09 October,2008 Target date not fixed (-) 5.61 Not 16.86 661.76 Via Sursand revised 33 Muzaffarpur-Katra Oral 2008-09 March,2009 Target date not fixed (-) 7.32 Not 1.48 611.11 Janakpur Road(66.55KM) revised 34 Ara-Bhabua Road(122.0 KM) 2008-09 September,2008 Target date not fixed N.AV. N.AV. 0.40 489.68 35 Araria-Supaul(92.0KM) 2008-09 Under Target date not fixed (-) 4.91 Not 0.19 304.22 collection revised 36 Dehri-On-Sone- 2008-09 April,2008 Target date not fixed (-) 4.15 Not 3.66 102.54 Banrari(36.4KM) revised 37 Gaya-Daltonganj Via 2008-09 April,2008 Target date not fixed (-) 8.47 Not 1.14 444.11 Rafiganj(136.88) revised 38 Gaya-Chatra/Natesar(97 KM) 2008-09 February,2009 Target date not fixed (-) 12.64 Not 13.88 535.87 revised 39 Nawada-Laxipur(137 KM) 2008-09 April,2008 Target date not fixed (-) 5.31 Not 0.00 620.57 revised 40 Kursela-Bihariganj(35 KM) 2008-09 Aug,2008 Target date not fixed (-) 12.71 Not 0.39 192.17 revised 41 Muzaffarpur-Darbhanga(66 2008-09 Aug,2008 Target date not fixed (-) 7.3 Not 0.58 280.72 KM) revised Report No.48 of 2015 ͳͻͳ Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Lines, Doubling and Guage Conversion Annexure-1 (Para Reference 1.6.2) Status of all on going Projects in Indian Railways (` 150 Crore and above)as on 31 March 2014 Sl.
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