Nagpur: Maharashtra celebrates the birth of the birth of former Vasantrao Minister’s head up on Thursday.
However, the Mega project announced by former Minister of Pritheviraj Chavan in 2011 to celebrate the birth Centenary rose still on paper.
Because it was apathetic by the sequential government, the project never took off even though Rs 20 Crore was approved for it.
The project was also referred to as Jinxed by officials from Collectoran after never seeing the daylight because the location was changed from one place to another by a political master.
After Chavan’s announcement, the auditorium was planned, but later, an amfitheater was added, and even an impressive design was prepared by a former Mudgal Ashwin collector.
However, the government again changed its area and the project remained in the newspaper to date.
Toi has regularly track project trips by reporting how it was polished after being completed in the Nagpur University land adjacent to the new administration block.
Responding to the previous cm on Thursday, it was also celebrated as ‘Maharashtra Agricultural Day’, the State Minister for Public Works Dattatraya Bharne directed the Commissioner of Municipal Nagpur (NMC) Radhakrishnan B and Collector Ravindra Thakary to provide land for the construction of the amphitheater as soon as possible.
The minister held a meeting of online reviews from Mumbai who was attended by former MLA Haribhau Rathore, Divisional Prajaka Lavangare Commissioner, Collector, General Administration Department (GAD) Deputy Secretary JG Vivi, Authority of Development of Nagpur Metropolitan Region (NMRDA) Inspector Engineer Lila Upadhye and Secretary of Sankri Bhosle.
“Former CM has contributed a major contribution to Maharashtra formation.
Long has passed for the construction of the amphitheater proposed to be built on a hundred of his births.
Heads and NMC collectors must be cared for personally and make land availability efforts,” Bharne said.
When the project was originally announced by Chavan, it was actually an auditorium to be built in the memory of rising in the city in 2011.
Then, it was planned to be in Raj Bhavan, but the locals moved the Nagpur bench from the High Court who accused the loss of open space.
, after it was dropped.
District administration then approached Dr.
Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeth (PDKV) for the land behind Mor Bhavan, but his Executive Board strongly opposed the proposal to postpone the project.
Former CM Devendra Fadnivis has proposed to Nu’s land behind his campus in 2015 and also promises RS 20 Crore release.
After the opening of Suresh Bhatt Hall, the city’s political master decided to build an amphitheater, the less cities.
NU did not even consulted while changing the plan and even the innovative ceremony date was completed on July 5, 2018.
It was only after Ti highlighted the problem on June 15, 2018, the edition that the government was forced to postpone the ceremony and change.
design to accommodate the auditorium.
Since then, this project is in Limbo, according to officials.
Jinx’s structure travel so far …
* Former CM Prithviraj Chavan announced in 2011 to celebrate the contrasting year of born up * Previously, it was planned to be in Raj Bhavan, but the closest population opposed him accused the loss of open space * they moved the nagpur bench.
Bombay High Court after the plan was dropped * later, administration of the DIST approached PDKV for the land behind Mor Bhavan, but his Executive Board opposed it * EX-CM Devendra Fadnavi in September 2015 announced that the project would appear in Nu Land * Fadnivis also stated that the RS20 Crore Allocated will be released * The design of the Mudgal Ashwin collector which was finalized for the 10,000 * capacity amphitheater was also supposed to accommodate the auditorium-cum-cum-cum-Confocation hall for NU * in 2021, the government decided to shift the structure of Mega to another place to quote crunched space in NU * A decade later, this project is still on paper
The project was named after ex-cm failed to take off even after a decade
