Goa approves Panaji Smart City proposal of Rs 981 Cr
MONEYCONTROL.COM, PANAJI | 15 December 2015 19:56 IST
The Goa government has approved the Rs 981.11 crore proposal for Panaji Smart City which would be submitted to the Union Urban Development Ministry today, a senior official said here.
"The proposal has major thrust on eco-mobility, public transport system and improvement of conservation zones," Goa State Infrastructure Development Corporation's Managing Director Sanjith Rodrigues told reporters here last evening. CLICK TO READ MORE
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One more opportunity for Goans to cry and shout no to smart city project. No reasons may be cited. Just say we were not taken into confidence. Say there is a hidden agenda. In short no for everything.
- Madhav Bastodker, Ponda | 16 th December 2015 08:59
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