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EXTRAORDINARY
PART II —Section 3 —Sub-section ( ii)
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 4919] NEW DELHI, FRIDAY , DEC EMBER 1, 2023/ AGRAHAYANA 10, 1945
CG-DL-E-04122023-250404
MINISTRY OF POWER
ORDER
New Delhi, the 1st December , 2023
S.O. 5 144(E).—Whereas M/s SJVN Limited has its registered address at Shakti Sadan, Corporate Head
Quarter, Shanan, Shimla -171006, Himachal Pradesh, India has applied for authorization under Section 164 of the
Electricity Act, 2003 for laying of over head transmission line under “Transmission scheme for evacuation of Power
from 210 MW Luhri Stage -1 Hydro Electric Project of SJVN Limited in Himachal Pradesh: Luhri Stage -I HEP -
400/220 kV Nange GIS Pooling Station 220kV D/C Line”.
And whereas, Central El ectricity Authority (CEA), Ministry of Power, Government of India vide its letter
CEA -11-21(25)/1/2020 -PSPA -1 dated 09.03.2022 and further revision vide File no. CEA -PS-11-21(25)/1/2018 -
PSPA -1 Division dated 04.01.2023 had granted prior approval under sect ion 68(1) of the Electricity Act, 2003 for the
overhead line covered under “Transmission scheme for evacuation of Power from 210 MW Luhri Stage -1 Hydro
Electric Project of SJVN Limited in Himachal Pradesh: Luhri Stage -I HEP -400/220 kV Nange GIS Pooling Station
220kV D/C Line”.
M/s SJVN Limited has published notice for transmission scheme in l ocal newspapers The Tribune (in
English) dated 11.02.2023, Divya Himachal (in Hindi) dated 11.02.2023, Amar Ujala (in Hindi) dated 11.02.2023,
Dainik Bhaskar (in Hindi) dated 11.02.2023, Punjab Kesri (in Hindi) dated 11.02.2023 and in Weekly Gazette of Ind ia
dated 25.03.2023 for the general public to make observations/representations on the proposed transmission route
within 2 Months from the date of publication. Subsequently, M/s SJVN Limited has submitted an affidavit dated
08.06.2023 declaring that no ob servation/representation was received within 2 months from the date of Publication in
the official gazette of Government of India.
And now the applicant has requested to confer upon him, all the powers under section 164 of the Electricity
Act, 2003, which the telegraph authority possess under the Indian Telegraph Act, 1885 with respect to the placing of
telegraph lines and posts for the purpose of a telegraph established or maintained by Government or to be so
established or maintained for laying of electr ic lines under “Transmission scheme for evacuation of Power from 210
MW Luhri Stage -1 Hydro Electric Project of SJVN Limited in Himachal Pradesh: Luhri Stage -I HEP -400/220 kV
Nange GIS Pooling Station 220kV D/C Line”. The following overhead line is covered under this scheme:
1. Luhri Stage -I HEP to 400/220kV Nange GIS Pooling Station 220kV D/C line.
The transmission line covered under the above scheme will pass through, over, around and between the following
villages, towns and cities of Himachal Pradesh:
Name of Villages Tehsil District
Neethar, Bouri, Shanah, Sharot, Bajuari Gad, Anas, Bajuari, Piptudhar, Shihn,
Damah, Chebri, Shila, Kutal, Jhalli, Charmala, Shakroli, Nitha Dewra, Shocha,
Bhoti, Dhanah, Dhar, Palai,Palehi Tana, Phaniyota, Kon Dhar, Nintha, K hadbecha,
Goderi, Gharoli, Pani Dhar, Chhachpal, Sunban, Charota, Moin, Chiuni, Rehchi,
Tandi, Chantwa, Shanah, Shani Gad, Daleo, Joi, Thanedhar, Ghorla, Khani,
Chantho, Thalin, Raichi, Palkani, Katog, Dingari, Gothana, Ropari, Tuni, Ghult,
Bori, Urmu, Jaj ar Gad. Nirmand Kullu
Rathoh, Bai, Baiharee, Gad, Gutudhar, Chapohl, Riwari, Sarli, Gohan, Suidhar,
Khathoha, Jamedi, Luhri, Panjawi,Panjvi, Ganehhawa, Shil, Dadohal, Tadasha,
Dalash, Garahr, Togi, Dher, Dhair, Galog, Kharog, Dhadu, Kot Nala, Ropari, Kot,
Sush, Kasmeri, Nimla Nal, Taluna, Tihni, Haripur, Baihna, Behna Chhaunti,
Khegasu, Chawla, Nimla nal. Channi, Shakran Ani Kullu
Khamarla, Shaloa, Marhao, Phanyota, Sarahan, Baihna Khad, Kauntha, Ferenu,
Firnu, Koti Dhar, Koti, Khamarala, Chaberi, Chekhu , Saran bag, Shan, Baglidhar,
Shanog, Sarahndi, Rashog, Balot, Shalao, Kandlu, Narahan, Piwadhar, Kotlu, Buna,
Buha, Pekwi, Kewi Dhar, Kewi, Bhonag, Shala, Tewan, Teban, Sarail, Khamrala,
Jugi Dhar, Chawasi, Porla, Shilh, Malog, Chalaha, Asla, Mungar, Kotl ugad, Kot,
Bhunda, Bhundashil, Phirnu, Mamli, Dahech, Tarimali, Paidhar, Bhamala, Janot,
Sog, Katol, Gagui, Phasal, Lahla, Syanj, Galu, Mamala, Mamli, Nanj, Tundal,
Dateha, Tihni, Purana, Choa, Paro, Jhunjru, Gannu, Johar, Khoranal, Kaira, Shahot,
kaihu, A irki, Dowahol, Kainra, Kadehr, Biran, Khaneoli, Matlahr, Manjhka Pash,
Jhunjan, Belu, Kharaidi, Kharyali, Shahli, Shotara, Gaun, Dundan, Barnal, Gargal,
Charai, Shirmi, Budhanal, Barola, Parlog, Kunj, Khanoch, Jhayog, Majhail, Jajogi,
Niharinal, Chainra Ga d, Agwa Balo, Bhalidhar, Mahun, Parali Chaloni, Galka,
Phaphan, Galed, Haramu, Khabraut, Chhalog, Sinana. Karsog Mandi
Naula, Chaber, Ragoli, Bhutti, Palsar, Jamaihri, Barasa, Bharsa, Kophar Dhar,
Nagraon, Jogni, Kotgarh, Banot, Dadesh, Shamathla, Nahana, Amar Nal, Chohan,
Rawali, Riwali, Lauga, Bhalari, Kanda, Bithal, Banahar, Kirti, Gharal, Nanjha,
Kepu, Sainj Khad, Sainj , Khekhar, Dethal, Mandholi, Koti, Urshu, Lathi, Kawala,
Kingal, Chalan, Mannu, Manan, Gunthla, Bhareri, Bharari, Dogri, Balenda, Bal inda,
Prashan, Teshan, Maholi, Spella, Dhalla, Bara gaon, Bargal, Chamor, Banahar,
Chamyala,Chimtchala, Sarahan, Serdhar, Ganeog, Jhal, Bhut, Kanda, Barori,
bagthal, Kholvi, Janjelli, Taramadi, Bhuna, Kumarsain, Jhunjan, Mogra, Hathiya,
Bahadrash, Gatah, H alna, Ninnu, Barkeli, Nirath, Alna, Barach, Mateh, Balthana,
Delath, Shalog, Tutu, Notti dhar, Kiara Khad Narora, Tikri, Sanjani, ropri, Batana,
Sharambal camp, Batala, Chhasi, Odi, Jachhadahr Nareda, Bagdhar, Kashmeri, Dhar,
Simal, Kabar, Chodli, Bharewat h, Barhu, Shagahi, Kunda Nal, Dhimdhar, Shanaila,
Ganevog, Nathan, Thachi, Dehnu, Chopri, barkhun, Bhawara, Banevag, jhuth,
taintha, Sheil, Graihna, Kowara, Darai, Patakhara, Bharaivag, Khaivag, Tikra,
Sawera, Phaladhar, Kainthal, Sai ser, Paror, Dharar, C hiona, Sinwi,Dhamun,
Chhagog, Khunda Dhar, Chaupala Khad, Batawarn, Talha, Sanawagi Kumarsain Shimla
Soi Bagain, Bawala, Jamrot, Bag, Grehna, Shali, Jagetu, Naal, Sanbag, Panewat,
Malgi, Bathora, Limbi, Pipaltu, Sainthal, Kothi, Sal, Bagi, Jalog, Suma, Gu niya
Tharu, Deo ki Mand, Ogli, Tharu, Thainch, Galthinu, Talah, Pandoa, Bah, Pipali,
Sahali, Kund, Chardhu Sunni Shimla
Now, after careful consideration, Ministry of Power, Government of India, under section 164 of the
Electricity Act, 2003, confers all t he powers to M/s SJVN Limited for laying above overhead line, which telegraph
authority possesses under the Indian Telegraph Act, 1885 with respect to placing of telegraph lines and posts for the
purposes of a telegraph established or maintained, by Govern ment or to be established or maintained subject to
following terms and conditions for installing the above mentioned line, namely:
i. The approval is granted for 25 years.
ii. The Applicant shall have to seek the consent of the concerned authorities i.e., local b odies, Railways,
National Highways, State Highways etc. before erection of proposed line.
iii. The Applicant shall have to follow regulations/codes of the Appropriate Commission regarding transmission,
O&M, open access, etc., framed under Electricity Act, 2003.
iv. The Applicant shall operate the line after approval of Electrical Inspector/Chief Electrical Inspector of
Central Government.
v. The approval is subject to compliance of the requirement of the provisions of the Electricity Act, 2003 and
the rules made there under by the applicant.
vi. M/s SJVN Limited shall have to submit the requisite clearances to Central Electricity Authority after
obtaining the same from concerned authorities like Civil Aviation, Defense etc., at the time of Electrical
Inspection.
[F. No. 25 -16/23/2023 -PG]
M.V.N.VARA PRASAD, Under Sec y. (PG)
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