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| Public works department in the State of Travancore (which later formed the major part of Kerala State following the reorganisation of states in 1956) made its beginning in the year 1823 with the formation of thr Maramath Department as a branch of the Huzur Cutchery (Government Secretariat) with an executive branch known as the Panivakai Maramath.The Administration Report of the department for the year 1873-74 states that "the new roads of which very nearly 1000 miles have been either completely opened or are in various stages of progress have tapped an enormous tract of the country hitherto almost inacessible, giving fresh impetus to agriculture | |
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| Kerala pwd Public Works Department Tenders Projects Roads Bridges Road policy World Bank Consultancy Road Information Road Fund Acts Rules Technical assistance Malayasian where can I and Malayalam highway project Engineer materials | |
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