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UP cabinet approves creation of Inland Waterways Authority

by Kalpana Pandey
February 10, 2025
in Asia, Inland Waterways, News, Transport & Multimodal
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UP cabinet approved the creation of the Uttar Pradesh Inland Waterways Authority, aiming to boost water transport and tourism in the state. The cabinet also enacted the ‘Uttar Pradesh Waterways Authority Rules-2025’ to ensure the authority’s effective operation. Uttar Pradesh’s Finance and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Suresh Khanna revealed after cabinet meeting that 11 out of 12 proposals presented were approved.

India has designated 111 national waterways, with Uttar Pradesh hosting 11, including the Ganga and Yamuna. The newly introduced ‘Uttar Pradesh Waterways Authority Rules-2025’ aims to enhance the cost-effectiveness and convenience of transportation along these waterways.

The state government expects that enhancing the water transport system will ease the burden on other modes of transport while mobilising business activities,” said the minister. The ‘Uttar Pradesh Waterways Authority Rules-2025’ will be headed by the transport minister appointed by the Chief Minister or by an expert in inland waterways, shipping, navigation, ports, and maritime affairs. The state government will also appoint a Vice-Chairperson from among the experts.

A representative nominated by the Chairman of the Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) will also be a member. The Transport Commissioner of Uttar Pradesh will serve as the Chief Executive Officer of this authority. The authority includes several key provisions, such as the powers and responsibilities of the chairperson and vice-chairperson, residential arrangements, travel allowances, meeting procedures, quorum, formation of advisory committees, operational processes, tenure of members, expert panels, budget regulations, accounting, and auditing rules. Additionally, it covers provisions related to the annual financial report, reserve funds, and access to land and property.

Along with developing water transport, the Uttar Pradesh government also plans to promote water tourism. Through this authority, efforts will be made to connect various tourist destinations via waterways. In addition to developing water transport, the Uttar Pradesh government plans to promote water tourism. The authority will attempt to connect various tourist destinations through waterways. The initiative will offer tourists a unique experience while strengthening the state’s economy. The government’s move is expected to boost water transport and accelerate economic growth in the state.

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