The new deadline is 30 days from the date of notification, down from 60 days previously.
Relaxing the Time Window for Sand Booking
The Telangana government has made a significant change to the rules governing the booking of sand from designated stockyards. Previously, citizens had 60 days to book sand for construction purposes, but the new deadline is a mere 30 days from the date of notification.
This move aims to curb the illegal sand mining and transportation in the state.
Monitoring Illegal Sand Transportation
The Problem of Illegal Sand Mining
The Telangana government has been facing a significant challenge in curbing the illegal sand mining and transportation in the state. The lack of effective monitoring and enforcement mechanisms has led to the exploitation of the state’s natural resources. The illegal sand mining has resulted in the loss of livelihoods for many people, particularly in rural areas. The Telangana government has been trying to address this issue through various measures, including the implementation of the Telangana Sand Mining Regulation, 2016.
Government Initiatives to Boost Sand Supply
The government has taken a multi-faceted approach to address the sand shortage, focusing on both supply-side and demand-side measures.
Supply-Side Measures
The government has issued directives to sand contractors to ensure an adequate supply of sand. These directives include:
The total number of vehicles checked was 1,222, and the total number of fines collected was Rs 14.28 lakh.
The Crackdown on Unlicensed Vehicles in India
A Growing Concern
The Indian government has been taking steps to curb the menace of unlicensed vehicles on the roads. The recent crackdown on unlicensed vehicles has yielded impressive results, with a significant number of vehicles being checked and violations being booked. In this article, we will delve into the details of the crackdown and its impact on the country’s road safety.
