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Zuari bridge contract goes to MP company

Dilip Buildcon Ltd has bagged the contract to construct Zuari bridge after its bid of ` 544 crore was found to be the lowest.


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The Madhya Pradesh based company’s bid is 19% lower than the estimated cost of ` 697 crore to build the 8-lane cable stayed Zuari bridge.  
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) had floated a tender requesting proposals from eligible contractors to construct the Zuari bridge at an estimated cost or ` 676 crore including approaches on October 06, 2015. The work will be completed within a period of three
 Continued from P3
years and maintain the bridge and the approach roads they construct for a period of 
96 months.  
According to the tender document “the scope of work will broadly include construction of a 4+4 lane cable stayed bridge across the River Zuari of 640m and elevated approach 4+4 lane for a length of 450m and maintenance of the project during the defect liability period which shall be eight years.”  
The letter of award will be issued a whole 40 days after the opening of the financial bid. Signing of the agreement will be held within two weeks after the letter of award is issued.  On August 21, the an eight lane cable stayed Zuari bridge had received Expenditure Finance Committee (EFC) 
approval.  
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Stats show English first choice of students in primary schools

By far, the preferred choice of students is English medium for primary education, statistics released by the education department has revealed.

the goan I network
Published Feb 12, 2016, 5:05 AM IST
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PANAJIThe figures revealed that 55,140 students enrolled in various primary schools in the State are studying in English comprising of 57% of the total number of primary students in the state.  A distant second was those who chose Marathi with 31,359 students opting for Marathi making up 32% and only 6564 students or 6% opting for Konkani as the medium of instruction at the primary level.  Statistics of enrolment of primary school students in the State has revealed…

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