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Varanasi, India (Urban Transport News): The Varanasi Development Authority ia all set to introduce Ropeway system in 5 km area between Cantt Railway Station (Varanasi Junction) and Godowlia. The ropeway service will be intorduced with 220 cable cars, which will be available at each of the escalator equipped four stations in a interval of 1.5 minutes. Once this system launched, Varanasi will be the first Indian city to use the ropeway as the public transport.
Recently, the team of WAPCOS Limited as submitted a proposal to adopt Ropeway system in Varanasi. The estimated cost of the project will be Rs 400 crores. A presentation was given by the WAPCOS officials and the final proposal will be submitted to the Uttar Pradesh government for approval.
"Final presentation on pilot phase of ropeway service by the WAPCOS took place on Tuesday evening and it is going to be submitted to the state government of Thursday for approval. After getting the government’s nod, he said, the bidding process for the project to be executed on public private partnership mode will be started," said Deepak Agrawal, Divisional Commissioner.