Comments on: Elevated Road kan siam ang maw?

By: Puii

Puii — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 09:20:00 +0000

spikey Says:

April 19th, 2007 at 2:28 am
Eee theih teh reng mai..mizoram budget hi flyover siam dawn phot chuan world bank atangin pawisa an pek belh dawn hrim hrim tih kha hriat tur ania, mahni budget neihsa atangin a hek khawral dawn lo….

hun erawh chu a duh rei viau ang chuvang chuan bawngkawn atang kulikawn em em chu ka hre lo va mahse chandmari or zarkawt atng sikulpuikawn emaw thleng tal pawh siam se, mipui hian kan hlawkpui ngawt ang..

aizawl traffic jam hi namen lo tawh ania, kum 10 ral leh hunah chuan kawngdang kan sorkar ten an ngaihtuah loh chuan FULLSITOP ani mai..ke a kal a emaw cycle kan khalh sup sup

Spikey sawi hi a dik ka ti hle mai…..

Harsat zawng a harsa dawn lutuk……Mahse kan tum tlat chuan kan ti thei ngei ang……

Sum pawh kan hmang tam dawn tih a chiang reng…..

Lengpui Airport pawh siam theih a nih ring lo an kuh trulh kha…..Choak pawh a tum lo vang Pu Zual thauvan a tih kha…..

Kan tum tlat chuan Aizawl khawpui traffic tawt lutuk tihreh nan kan la siam ngei ang chu…..

Mahse Thil pakhat hlauh ka neih chu….Kan Pu Zoramthanga hian tun hmaa a lo tiam fo tawh thin…..Chakai farm……Mau Tha chi…..sawhthing…….tih ang vel kha a nih chuan…..kan puitlin zo lo mai ang.

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By: Hotmail

Hotmail — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 04:40:11 +0000

There are already too many people in Aizawl. The capital controls everything, and there is nothing left for other villages. The state government thinks nothing for other places although they talked about it a lot. The solution is to shift the capital to a place at least 100 kilometres away, and traffic in Aizawl will ease authomatically. It can remain a commericial city, and some government offices must remain there. The new capital will grow by itself. It may cost a few crores of Rupees, but for the political health of the people of Mizoram, it will be money well spent.

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By: islander

islander — Fri, 20 Apr 2007 18:54:47 +0000

1)How can you expect to build elevated road without acquiring land near & along the route where the dream elevated road will be built. Let us wait and see. Am afraid those who cannot build Flyover at Khatla could dare to do this long stretch.
2)Millenium Centre is one good attempt by the Govt but the cost is rather high. The Parking according to original design was 3 floors having seperate Entrance & Exit but finally built only one floor as the basement which was dug for the Parking was filled up by “Nu thiltitheitak insak leivung paih vangin”.
3)I am with you guys spreading Aizawl towards Lengpui and Tanhril, Durtlang to Sihphir, Zokhawsang, Lungleng, Muallungthu etc all from ridgeline to down to the River/Stream. No more building in the present Aizawl we can’t afford to have more traffic jam than what it is today. JUST SPREAD OUT
4)Toachieve spreading out policy as almost all the empty land belongs to the Rich people we need strong Govt to fix Land Ceiling beyond which one has to surrender back to Govt. Tax those who owns 10Ha @ Rs 1 lakhs pa and increase exponentially so that Land Shark (Ram-Hmangaihtu) will yield.

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By: anonymous Mizo

anonymous Mizo — Fri, 20 Apr 2007 13:12:37 +0000

@coolsoul09 “…to me, the best medicine for our ailing traffic in Aizawl is to turn to Suburban Housing Projects….expanding Aizawl city.

Its not that we dare not to dream big…its just that our leaders often make us dream just too big with all their so called ‘promises’ which often ends up in nothing…

To dream big…we need to know the realities first.”

I share your point.

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By: Vladimir Putin

Vladimir Putin — Fri, 20 Apr 2007 08:17:57 +0000

Our government does not understand what is priority. Shopping Mall is more imporant that hydro project, Anthurium Festival is more important than Hospital and 100,000 missionaries are more useful than 1000 teachers.

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By: myself

myself — Fri, 20 Apr 2007 07:47:48 +0000

i agreed with coolsoul09…..hydro electric kan mamawh hmasa zawk elevated road ai chuan””naupang tlei duh lo huaibak hmuam te lel a thlem tum na ang vel ani thei angem?

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By: coolsoul09

coolsoul09 — Fri, 20 Apr 2007 03:50:10 +0000

When i wrote this article..i didnt try to convince none of the guys who believe in this plan of constructing Elevated Road, to accept my views. It might be possible but the chance is pretty slim. If you can see the picture of our roads between Bawngkawn to Kulikawn in your mind’s eyes, then you will realize that this plan could be just another empty promise of politicians who are hunger for votes. Remember, next year is the Election.

We need to look into the realities. we dont have to fall over and over again for their lies. If there is a plan for constructing some fly-overs here and there….then I would say, ‘yes, why not ?’ but this is totally a different issue – why ? Because, it is not about constructing fly-over here and there, it is about constructing an Elevated Road from Bawngkawn to Kulikawn ! I dont appreciate of them being dreaming this big…And as I mentioned in this article, to me, the best medicine for our ailing traffic in Aizawl is to turn to Suburban Housing Projects….expanding Aizawl city.

Its not that we dare not to dream big…its just that our leaders often make us dream just too big with all their so called ‘promises’ which often ends up in nothing…

To dream big…we need to know the realities first.

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By: Shahnaz Kimi

Shahnaz Kimi — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 22:26:17 +0000

amendment to my comment at 2:20am – elevated roads are usually constructed outside the residence or commercial areas where there is space, but it is not usual to find that in places I have been tho an underground system run few 100ms from where I live…
Coming back to Aizawl…..do we have the space? and also, how about the landslide probs we have because of the shifting soil?
Would it not be easier and cheaper to build a proper parking space and a better public transport facility? After all these years, I still find it easier to walk thru the town…it takes me the same amount of time to walk from Sikulpuikawn to Ramhlun:-)

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By: Shahnaz Kimi

Shahnaz Kimi — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 21:15:54 +0000

coming to that Bena, we have more to discuss about drunken driving and related accidents at home isn’t? Or are we going to deny this big problem we have…..

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By: benjamin

benjamin — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 21:04:46 +0000

it saves me time and the enviroment a bit of the useless energy my car emits…….

Beer is cheaper than Gas. So DRINK! Don’t Drive

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