Mh_Bh-07_Mumbai_Ninadh_Pipale_Byte_12-25-50

ETVBHARAT

1/13/2025

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00:00Would you say so?

00:02Of course. It has been happening for quite some time now.

00:05I would like to make a point here.

00:08Basically, this is the government's plan.

00:13We have brought the solution before the calamity.

00:17If we do not complete this project in the next two years,

00:24we will face different problems.

00:28This is the situation.

00:30We have brought the solution before the calamity.

00:34We have talked about this.

00:37How did the ground work of this project happen?

00:44Transmission line is a linear project.

00:49A continuous line should run from point A to point B.

00:52The lines run from the people's land.

00:56The land belongs to the people.

00:58The land belongs to the organization.

01:01So, when the land is sold, everyone has their own plans.

01:04Solving the problem is a big challenge.

01:09Definitely a big challenge.

01:11If we talk about the MMR sector,

01:14it is a sector that will grow rapidly.

01:16The investment of every person is in the land.

01:21Everyone expects a future value.

01:24Due to this, there were some rules and regulations.

01:30There were some changes.

01:32People were not satisfied.

01:34There was a big resistance.

01:39You are giving so much money.

01:41The government rate is decreasing.

01:43This was a big problem for us in the beginning.

01:46We did not know what was going on.

01:49We went to the collector.

01:53He took note of the situation.

01:56He had some complaints.

01:58He reached out to the government.

02:00Especially the energy department.

02:02There were review meetings.

02:04We discussed all these issues.

02:06Is this the actual problem?

02:08According to the rules of the government,

02:12we were given a compensation rate.

02:15So, we are not doing anything wrong.

02:18People are saying that this is less.

02:20That is also true.

02:22The government took a step.

02:24In 2022, they revised a policy in 2017.

02:31A policy specially for the transmission line.

02:33How to give compensation to the high voltage transmission line.

02:36Because of that, they did some work.

02:38The compensation increased a lot.

02:42They asked us to look at the average of the last 3 years.

02:49So, there were good rates.

02:55When I gave that rate,

02:57many people supported us.

03:05We are also contributing to an important work.

03:09We are also getting our compensation properly.

03:11Some of these decisions were crucial.

03:14But the administration's work,

03:18understanding the problem,

03:21and accepting it,

03:23was a game changer for this project.

03:25Because of this coordination,

03:29we were able to work on the biggest challenge.

03:34The actual solution was,

03:38we should provide proper compensation to the people.

03:43And we got it.

03:45We can say that this is the main way to victory.

03:50When it comes to the transmission line,

03:54there are geographical challenges.

03:57We had to bring the line to Kharghar,

04:03to Panvel,

04:05to Turga, Bhivandi, Amarnath,

04:08to Amarnath, Badlapur,

04:11to Malangad,

04:15all these places.

04:16And these are all mountains.

04:18Mountains and rivers.

04:20It is not easy to travel between mountains and rivers.

04:22Some towers are built on mountains.

04:26You have to walk.

04:27You can't take a car.

04:29It may take 5 months to build a road in a car.

04:34It happens in such locations.

04:36For such things,

04:38time was important.

04:40Because,

04:42the material required for construction,

04:44which is also called civil material,

04:46like sand, brick, cement, water,

04:49if you reduce the weight,

04:51each foundation needs 50-70 tons of material.

04:55If you increase the weight,

04:59each foundation needs 50-70 tons of material.

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