Yamunotri Ropeway Alignment Changed to Cut Forest Land Use by 74%, Towers Reduced to Nine
The alignment of the proposed Yamunotri Ropeway has been changed to reduce forest land use by 74 percent and cut the number of towers to nine.
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The alignment for the proposed Yamunotri Ropeway has been changed to reduce forest land use by 74 percent, with the number of towers required now reduced to nine, according to a September 6 Swarajya report. The report does not disclose the authority behind the redesign, the reason for the change, the project's cost, or a construction timeline.
What We Know
- The alignment for the Yamunotri Ropeway project has been changed.
- The redesign cuts forest land use by 74 percent.
- The number of towers required has been reduced to nine.
What Is Still Unclear
- The authority behind the redesign
- The reason cited for the change
- The project's revised cost and timeline
- Whether construction has begun
What Changed
- 6 Sept, 11:31 amSignal detected: Yamunotri Ropeway Alignment Changed to Cut Forest Land Use by 74%, Towers Reduced to Nine
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