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    Several Projects Launched by Sarbananda Sonowal to Develop Bogibeel

    He continued, "We must seize this chance and create a competitive advantage that will drive Northeast India as the New Engine of Growth for India."

    color:#111111;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-bidi-font-weight:bold">Digital Desk: Sarbananda Sonowal, Union
    Minister of Ports, Shipping & Waterways, and Ayush, on Monday unveiled a
    number of initiatives for the growth of the Bogibeel region near Dibrugarh in
    Assam.



    color:black">The union minister launched the Bogibeel Riverfront Passenger
    Jetty in addition to laying the cornerstones for the building of two floating
    jetties at Guijan and Bogibeel.



    In a statement, the
    Ministry of Port, Shipping, and Waterways stated, "The two floating
    jetties in the districts of Bogibeel in Dibrugarh and Guijan in Tinsukia would
    be built as cutting-edge terminals employing the most recent & cutting-edge
    technologies. IWAI is building both jetties over the National Waterways - 2
    (NW-2), also known as the River Brahmaputra."



    In addition to this
    expansion, there are plans to enhance the Riverfront property to include the
    construction of an Open platform, a restaurant, 8 bio-toilets, and 6 awnings.
    Over rail columns and an angle frame covered with WPC board flooring, the
    entire structure was built. The project is expected to cost 2.5 crores of
    rupees.



    "The objective of
    our leader, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is to harness the potential of an
    economical and ecologically sound logistical corridor of Inland
    waterways," Sonowal said during a speech at the ceremony. The key that we
    are employing to harness the enormous potential of inland water transportation
    in Assam using National Waterways 2 and our river Brahmaputra is the PM Gati
    Shakti National Master plan.



    He continued, "We
    must seize this chance and create a competitive advantage that will drive
    Northeast India as the New Engine of Growth for India."



    The Union Minister
    further mentioned that the Ganga, IBPR, and Brahmaputra rivers will be used to
    travel more than 4,000 km between Varanasi and Bogibeel on India's longest
    river cruise service, which will start early the next year.



    The Project Influence Area (PIA) for the Bogibeel terminal
    includes the districts of Golaghat, Jorhat, Sibsagar, Dibrugarh, Tinsukia, and
    portions of Nagaland. It is located in the upper section of Assam, which
    constitutes the Dibrugarh.
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