16th July, 2002
Ministry of Road Transport & Highways  


PORT CONNECTIVITY PROJECTS


LOK SABHA

 

It is proposed to develop adequate road connectivity to ten major ports in the country through four-lane National Highways/State Roads.

The details of each port, the total length of the highway, Project cost and likely date of completion are as given below :-

S. No.

Port

Stretches for development

Length in km.

Cost Rs. in crores

Target for completion

1.

Paradip

NH-5A (from km 0 to km 74)

74

350

Sept 2005

2.

Haldia

NH-41 (from Kolaghat on NH-6 to Haldia)

53

220

April 2005

3.

Vishakapatnam

State Road

12

80

Dec 2004

4.

Chennai & Ennore

Chennai-Ennore Expressway

6

140

Dec 2005

5.

Tuticorin

NH-7A (Tuticorin-Trivelvalli section)

51

175

Sept 2005

6.

Cochin

NH-47 (from Km.348/382 to km.358/300) including 5 major bridges

10

100

June 2005

7.

New Mangalore

NH-17 (Kasaragodu-Mangalore-Udupi section) & NH-48 (Mangalore-Bantwal section)

37

140

Sept 2005

8.

Mormugao

NH-17B (from Port to VernaJunction onNH17)

18

53

Sept 2003

9.

JNPT

Package –I

NH-4B+NH4

Package-II + Amra Marg

NH-54

+ Panvel Creek bridge

30

 

16

143

 

130

April 2004

 

April 2005

10.

Kandla

NH-8A

(Samkhiali-Gandhidham)

56

191

Completed

   

Total

363

1722

 

This information was given by the Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Road Transport and Highways, Major General (Retd.) B.C. Khanduri in reply to a question of Shri Ajoy Chakraborty in Lok Sabha today.