Engineer Ranjit Shah said that the progress made after the completion of 6 months of the contract is satisfactory. The construction of the stadium is going on at a cost of 785 million 91 thousand rupees.
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The cricket atmosphere in the country has increased rapidly. Cricket lovers are flocking to the Nepal Premier League (NPL) being held in the capital. In this pleasant atmosphere of cricket, the lack of quality stadiums is a problem. What will be the status of the Gautam Buddha Cricket Stadium, which has started to be built with much discussion in Chitwan Bharatpur? When we reached there on Monday midday, the workers were starting to get down to work after eating.
"Now 13 percent of the work is done," said Ranjit Shah, structural engineer of the project. An agreement was reached with the builders last June 23 to complete the work within 30 months. Engineer Shah said that the progress made after the completion of 6 months of the agreement is satisfactory. The construction of the stadium is going on at a cost of 785 million 91 thousand rupees.
Within this cost, a parapit, ground and two towers will be built to hold 16,000 spectators. One tower will be for dignitaries and media. The other tower will be used to accommodate players, coaches and related persons, said Shah. Preparations for the parapit slopes have now begun. On behalf of the construction company, project manager Virend Kumar Yadav said that they are moving forward by completing the work on time.
means that it can be done within 30 months of the agreement. Now 150 to 175 workers are working. Workers will be added as the work progresses. Currently, only one shift is being worked on. Later, it will be done in two shifts as well," said Yadav. Under the leadership of Bharatpur Metropolitan Corporation, the construction of the stadium is underway with the support of the state and federal governments.
On January 16, 2075, an agreement was signed in Kathmandu regarding the construction of a cricket stadium in Rampur, Chitwan. A stadium is being built on a 20-bigha land in Rampur, which is in the name of Tribhuvan University but is being used by the University of Agriculture and Forestry. Bharatpur Metropolitan Corporation was about to build a stadium in agreement with Dhurmus-Suntali Foundation.
After providing the land, the foundation announced that it would build a stadium within two years at a cost of around three billion rupees with the help of Nepalis from all over the country. However, after getting support, the foundation stopped working from August 2078. On December 2 of the same year, the foundation wrote a letter to the metropolis to take ownership of the stadium.
The corona epidemic started affecting the whole world not a year after the start of the work. The foundation separated from the construction of the stadium saying that the support was not received as expected, and the loan amount was Rs. A debt that has not yet been repaid. On October 21 last year, the Metropolitan Corporation agreed with the Wagmati State Government to complete the construction of the stadium.
After the agreement between the state government and the metropolis, on November 23 last year, the federal government decided to advance the Gautam Buddha Cricket Stadium as a project of national pride. After completing various processes, the work started with an agreement with the construction company last June. The foundation had already started the construction of the pillars, parapets and ground of the stadium.
