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Vizag-Hyderabad LPG pipeline

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HYDERABAD: The Vizag-Hyderabad LPG pipeline project of GAIL India would be completed by April, 2003, according to Mr Vijay Goel the Union Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office (PMO), and Statistics and Programme Implementation.

The implementation of the Rs 490-crore project was going on satisfactorily, the Minister said, after a review meeting with the officers of GAIL at the project site in Cherlapally on the outskirts of Hyderabad on Monday.

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