Work on alternate transmission line to Valley to be finished by Dec end
The ongoing work on building India’s one of the largest transmission project for alternate power exchange route between Northern Grid and the Kashmir Valley, is all set to be completed by the end of this year, around 10 months ahead of scheduled deadline for the same.
Second and last phase (Element-II) of Northern Region System Strengthening Project of laying 400 KV transmission line from Samba to Amargarh in Pattan, Kashmir (280 kms), is also expected to be finished around 10 months before the scheduled time like phase I (Element-I) of the mega project, from Jalandhar to Samba (134 kms), which was completed in June last year, 12 months before the deadline, official sources told
