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Union Road &amp; Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari conducted an aerial survey of the Delhi-Mumbai expressway this morning in Sohna, Haryana.
The complete expressway is planned to be completed by March 2023 will cover the states of Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh,&nbsp;Gujarat, and Maharashtra.&nbsp;
The new expressway is expected to halve the commute time between Delhi and Mumbai from nearly 24 hours to 12 hours. Being developed at a cost of Rs 98,000 crores, the 1,380 kilometres long Delhi Mumbai expressway will be the longest expressway in India.

Nitin Gadkari conducts aerial survey of Delhi-Mumbai expressway

Delhi to Mumbai&nbsp;in just 12 hours! Union Road &amp; Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari conducted an aerial survey of the Delhi-Mumbai expressway this morning in Sohna, Haryana.
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The new expressway is expected to halve the commute time between Delhi and Mumbai from nearly 24 hours to 12 hours.

Union Road &amp; Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari conducted an aerial survey of the Delhi-Mumbai expressway on Thursday in Haryana's&nbsp;Sohna.
The complete expressway is planned to be completed by March 2023 and will cover the states of Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh,&nbsp;Gujarat, and Maharashtra.&nbsp;
The new expressway is expected to halve the commute time between Delhi and Mumbai from nearly 24 hours to 12 hours. Being developed at a cost of Rs 98,000 crores, the 1,380 kilometres long Delhi-Mumbai expressway will be the longest expressway in India.

25.5 km of road constructed in just 18 hours. That's a record. The National Highway Authority of India recently created a world record by constructing a 25.54 km single lane of the four-lane stretch between Vijaypur-Solapur on the NH 52. This feat was achieved in a record time of just 18 hours.
This news was confirmed by the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari via his official Twitter account. The minister further added that this achievement will be added to the Limca Book of Records soon.
Congratulating the leasing company for achieving this milestone in record time, Gadkari mentioned that 500 company employees worked very hard ,to achieve the feat.

25.5 km road built in just 18 hours: NHAI creates record, Gadkari applauds

The National Highway Authority of India recently created a world record by constructing a 25.54 km single lane of the four-lane stretch in just 18 hours

25.5 km of road constructed in just 18 hours. That's a record. The National Highway Authority of India recently created a world record by constructing a 25.54 km single lane of the four-lane stretch between Vijaypur-Solapur on the NH 52. This feat was achieved in a record time of just 18 hours. This news was confirmed by the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari via his official Twitter account. The minister further added that this achievement will be added to the Limca Book of Records soon.

25.5 km of road constructed in just 18 hours. That's a record. The National Highway Authority of India recently created a world record by constructing a 25.54 km single lane of the four-lane stretch between Vijaypur-Solapur on the NH 52. This feat was achieved in a record time of just 18 hours.
This news was confirmed by the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari via his official Twitter account. The minister further added that this achievement will be added to the Limca Book of Records soon.
Congratulating the leasing company for achieving this milestone in record time, Gadkari mentioned that 500 company employees worked very hard ,to achieve the feat.

The World Bank and the Government of India on Tuesday inked a pact for a $500-million project to build safe and green national highway corridors, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said. The highway corridors will be developed in Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh.&nbsp;The Green National Highways Corridors Project will support the&nbsp;construction&nbsp;of 783 km of highways by integrating safe and green technology designs.

India inks $500 mn 'green highway' project with World Bank

The World Bank and the Government of India on Tuesday inked a pact for a $500-million project to build safe and green national highway corridors, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said. The highway corridors will be developed in Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh.&nbsp;The Green National Highways Corridors Project will support the&nbsp;construction&nbsp;of 783 km of highways by integrating safe and green technology designs.

The World Bank and the Government of India on Tuesday inked a pact for a $500-million project to build safe and green national highway corridors, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said.
The highway corridors will be developed in Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh.
The Green National Highways Corridors Project will support the&nbsp;construction&nbsp;of 783 km of highways by integrating safe and green technology designs&nbsp;such as local and marginal materials, industrial byproducts, and other bioengineering solutions. The project will enhance the capacity of the government&nbsp;in mainstreaming safety and green technologies.

Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Thursday said that India would be tollbooth free within 2 years. Speaking at an ASSOCHAM event, the minister informed that the upcoming toll collection would be GPS based. The Times of India reported that the govt has finalised the new toll collection system and it will be implemented in collaboration with the Russian govt. To ensure seamless movement of vehicles across the country, the upcoming toll collection system would directly deduct the money from the linked bank account, the report added.

India to be toll-booth free in 2 years: Gadkari

Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Thursday said that India would be tollbooth free within 2 years.

Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Thursday said that India would be tollbooth free within 2 years. Speaking at an ASSOCHAM event, the minister informed that the upcoming toll collection would be GPS based. The Times of India reported that the govt has finalised the new toll collection system and it will be implemented in collaboration with the Russian govt. To ensure seamless movement of vehicles across the country, the upcoming toll collection system would directly deduct the money from the linked bank account, the report added.

The Australian Supreme Court of Victoria state has temporarily stopped construction on a highway, between the towns of Buangor and Ararat, after a tree which was conside

Australia court stops road works at aboriginal trees site

An Australian court temporarily suspended work to expand a highway on Thursday, after officials cut down an ancient tree that Aboriginal people said was a 'sacred' one.
After officials cut down the gum tree on Monday, estimated&nbsp;to be hundreds of years old, more than 60 people camped out at the area to try to save it, according to news reports, may of whom were arrested.
Victoria state's Supreme Court granted a stop-work order until November 19 for the 12 km stretch of&nbsp;road,&nbsp;near the town of Buangor, about&nbsp;170 km northwest of Melbourne.

Australian court stops road work, after aboriginal tree was chopped

An Australian court temporarily suspended work to expand a highway on Thursday, after officials cut down an ancient tree that Aboriginal people said was a 'sacred' one.
After officials cut down the gum tree on Monday, estimated&nbsp;to be hundreds of years old, more than 60 people camped out at the area to try to save it, according to news reports, may of whom were arrested.
Victoria state's Supreme Court granted a stop-work order until November 19 for the 12 km stretch of&nbsp;road,&nbsp;near the town of Buangor, about&nbsp;170 km northwest of Melbourne.

Did you eat at Murthal recently? Self-isolate & get tested

Did you eat at one of those popular Murthal dhabas in the last few days? If yes, authorities have suggested that you self-isolate and get tested for Covid-19

Did you eat at one of those popular Murthal dhabas in the last few days? If yes, authorities have suggested that you self-isolate and get tested for Covid-19. Delhi govt's advisory has come after a large number of staff were found to be Covid-19 positive at two Murthal dhabas. Sixty-five workers at popular Amrik-Sukhdev Dhaba and 10 at Garam Dharam dhaba on the highway had tested positive for novel coronavirus infection, following which both the eateries were sealed. Both famous eateries are located in Sonipat's Murthal and nearly 50 km away from Delhi, and on regular days a large number of people from the national capital visit these joints for 'parathas' and other delicacies.

New Delhi, PTI: People from Delhi who recently visited the two popular eateries in Murthal whose large number of staff have been found to be Covid-19 positive, should immediately self-isolate and get themselves tested after a couple of days, officials said on Friday.
Sixty-five workers at popular Amrik-Sukhdev Dhaba and 10 at Garam Dharam dhaba on the highway had tested positive for novel coronavirus infection, following which both the eateries were sealed on Thursday till further orders, Sonipat's Deputy Commissioner Shyam Lal Punia said.
Both famous eateries are located in Sonipat's Murthal and nearly 50 km away from Delhi, and on regular days a large number of people from the national capital visit these joints for 'parathas' and other delicacies.
A senior official of Delhi government said the people who went to these outlets by the highway should immediately self-isolate and go for testing after 3-4 days.
"Highway dhabas are dangerous places to go to as of now, as customers can go to any city from that point. So, it's also a logistical nightmare for the surveillance team," the official said on the condition of anonymity.
"The best is families should not go out as much as possible. This is still a heath emergency and people should not be complacent, and venture out only if really necessary," he said.
Contact tracing will be done by the surveillance team given the constrains in this case, the help of apps might be taken, another official said.
"It is very irresponsible on people's part to go out and enjoy, as if everything is normal. They are putting themselves and their family members and others at risk," he said. Murthal is known for its eateries which dot a stretch on both sides of the Ambala-Delhi national highway. People generally drive in cars in groups to relish the lip-smacking delicacies these dhaba-cum-restaurants are known for.
Meanwhile, the Sonipat district administration has launched a massive contact-tracing drive after the 75 workers tested positive for Covid-19, officials said on Friday.
The Sonipat Deputy Commissioner said sampling work has been initiated at other eateries also.
The DC said in the wake of the pandemic, all the eateries had already been directed to maintain a register to record the number of visitors and their contact details.
"On the basis of these, we are trying to contact as many as possible who have eaten food at these two dhabas during the past few days," he said.

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