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NHAI began toll collection on the Dwarka Expressway’s Bijwasan plaza on November 9, 2025. Local residents have been given a three-day exemption to obtain monthly passes costing Rs 340 for 50 trips, while standard car toll rates start at Rs 220 for a single journey.

Tolling begins on Dwarka Expressway as NHAI allows three-day relief for local commuters

An advisory posted on Saturday on X has asked commuters to avoid roads in the&nbsp;Tikri&nbsp;Border, which is the&nbsp;Peeragarhi&nbsp;and Rohini areas, between 6 a.m. and 2 p.m., as vehicular traffic will be affected due to the event.

Delhi Traffic Police issues advisory for commuters ahead of inauguration of highway projects by PM Modi in Rohini today

PM Modi will inaugurate two major highway projects -- the Delhi sections of the Urban Extension Road-II (UER-II) and Dwarka Expressway -- worth Rs 11,000 crore on Sunday, as the Union government attempts to ease chronic traffic congestion in the national capital and improve connectivity across the National Capital Region (NCR).

PM Modi to inaugurate two major highway projects in Delhi worth Rs 11,000 crore today

The Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved the development of eight access-controlled national highway projects with a total length of 936 km.&nbsp;These eight highway projects would cost Rs 50,655 crore, the government said.

Cabinet approves 8 major highway projects including ring road in Ayodhya; total cost pegged at Rs 50,655 crore

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RITES signs pact with NHAI to provide infra consultancy services 

National Highway news today:&nbsp;Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari on Wednesday sanctioned Rs 3,228.4 crore for upgrading certain parts of National Highways in Karnataka and West Bengal.&nbsp;

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari sanctions over Rs 3,200 crore for National Highway projects

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AIIMS inauguration:&nbsp;Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated AIIMS Bilaspur in Himachal Pradesh around 11:30 AM on&nbsp;Wednesday.&nbsp;

PM Modi inaugurates Rs 1470-cr AIIMS Bilaspur in Himachal Pradesh; to lay foundation for projects worth Rs 3650 cr soon

The SC bench said the committee will hold quarterly meetings to ensure compliance and suggest any further measure after each review meeting.&nbsp;

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Nitin Gadkari said the sole intention of the government was to work on a "mission mode" to bolster development. "All projects which were scheduled to be completed by June 2019, will be completed before March 2019 ... We have given this target to everyone," the road transport and highways minister said.

Nitin Gadkari: Govt has shortened time frame of 300 highway projects by 3 months

Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Gadkari&nbsp;said monetisation of 105 identified stretches, as per the current trend, could fetch about Rs 1.5 lakh crore.&nbsp;"I am happy to say that the first bundle of nine projects totalling a length of 680 km was over-subscribed...We had estimated to fetch Rs 6,258 crore from monetisation of these projects but we will get Rs 10,500 crore from these," he said.

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The survey also said that in order to expedite completion of delayed projects, regular meetings are held with project developers, state governments and contractors.

Proactive steps led to reduction in stalled road projects: Economic Survey

A slew of steps like shorter timelines for right-of-way and approvals, loan support from the NHAI for languishing projects, and termination of stuck projects and their subsequent re-awarding have resulted in decline in the high-risk highway projects, a Crisil report said.

NHAI reforms lead to steep decline in high-risk highway projects

"Along with the Road Transport and Highways Ministry, FY17 overall sector completion is expected to be best ever at 8,000 km vs the current best of 6,061 km achieved in FY16. This implies a completion rate of 22 km per day, much better than 17 km per day achieved in FY16," it said.

Indian highways completion is highest in FY17

"We target to bring out overall 30 or 40 projects initially and we would be able to raise about Rs 15,000 to 20,000 crore out of it to begin with," NHAI Chairman Raghav Chandra told PTI.

NHAI to monetise 40 projs in 1st phase, eyes Rs 20,000 crore