Title - Houses to make way for rly platform

Sulabh Complex and other buildings coming in the way of construction of sixth platform of Bhopal railway station will be removed soon. The Railways will install a steam engine and old crane near Boat Club in the Upper Lake within seven days.Madhya Pradesh Housing Board will transfer Ayodhya Nagar to Bhopal Municipal Corporation soon. This information was given at a review meeting of Bhopal’s development schemes chaired by Urban Administration and Development (UAD) Minister Babulal Gaur on Wednesday.Mayor Krishna Gaur, DRM Ghanshyam Singh, collector Nikunj Shrivastava, superintendent of police Anshuman Singh, people’s representatives and officers of various departments were present on the occasion.Minister Gaur directed to complete development schemes of Bhopal city at the earliest. Hurdles in the works should be removed by discussing the matter with concerning departments.It was informed at the meeting that Sulabh Complex posing a hurdle in the construction of sixth platform of Bhopal railway station will be shifted by the Municipal Corporation to some other place, which will be earmarked by the Railways. The Housing Board will soon transfer Ayodhya Nagar to Bhopal Municipal Corporation. For this, the board will make available a building for office and requisite funds to Municipal Corporation. Vegetable shops in Bairagarh will soon be shifted to New Subzi Mandi constructed over there.

BHEL administration will undertake works to establish hawkers’ corner and construction of central verge in the area. The Public Works Department will construct an approach road for starting main gate of Ravindra Bhavan and a culvert on Banganga nullah.

Officer of Tourism Development Corporation informed that construction of boat club and cafeteria at Neelam Park will be started at the earliest. CPA has planted five thousand saplings along Hathaikhera dam. The Tourism Development Corporation has chalked out projects for constructing a boat club and other tourism activities over there.