NHAI finalises list of highways to be monetised for FY27
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has finalized a tentative list of National Highway stretches proposed for monetization during the Financial Year 2026–27.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has finalized a tentative list of National Highway stretches proposed for monetization during the Financial Year 2026–27.
The Supreme Court has directed states to expand animal control infrastructure and asked High Courts to oversee implementation of nationwide compliance measures.
Around 41,500 vehicles crossed the MLFF toll location on the first day after the implementation of the system.
The decision follows receipt of complaints regarding instances where the VRN captured by FASTag readers does not match with the actual registration number displayed on the vehicle number plate.
To promote sustainability along national highways, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has taken the first step towards constructing “Bee Corridors” on highways aimed at conserving honeybees and enhancing biodiversity.
In the NCR, Mundaka Fee Plaza and Jhinjholi Fee Plaza in Sonipat follow closely, both recording around 53 per cent of non-commercial vehicle crossings via the Annual Pass.
The initiative focuses on the rapid upgradation of major roads and key junctions in the state’s largest urban centre to improve connectivity and ease of movement for commuters.
The meeting chaired by Bhaskar Jyoti Sarma, Principal Secretary of the FE&CC Department focused on the expeditious processing of Forest Diversion Proposals.
Emphasising the public safety implications and the strategic significance of the National Highway network, the NHAI has called for an expeditious and coordinated approach to improve mobile network connectivity on the National Highway corridors across the country.
The Minister chaired a review meeting at Kathua with the district administration on the developmental projects.
