The central government sets a two-month deadline for preparing a feasibility report related to the expansion of Kangra Airport. The reporting process is underway, with the timeline focused on producing the assessment needed to inform next steps for the project.
The two outlets frame the development similarly, emphasizing that the decision at the Centre level moves the airport-expansion effort into a defined planning phase. The Times of India highlights the deadline and the requirement for a report on expansion, while Swarajya describes the same timeline as indicating the project is progressing. Both reports focus on the administrative milestone rather than announcing construction starts or specific new capacity figures.
As of these reports, the publicly stated outcome is the assignment of the feasibility-report deadline, with details of the report’s conclusions, scope, or budget not yet described. The differing angles are mainly in wording—one presenting it as a deadline for the report, the other as proof the expansion plan is advancing—rather than in any disagreement over the central facts.
