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202 national highways that stretches for 6,270 km in length is being built at a cost of Rs 79,789 crore

202 NH projects worth Rs 79,789 cr under implementation: Gadkari

202 national highways that stretches for 6,270 km in length is being built at a cost of Rs 79,789 crore

A total of 202 national highway (NH) projects worth Rs 79,789 crore are at the implementation stage in the country, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said on Thursday.
These projects are 6,270 km in length, the minister for road, transport and highways said in a written reply to the Lok Sabha.
"Besides, another 42 NH projects of length 474 km of Rs 10,992 crore are at the bidding stage, and 11 NH projects of length 245 km of Rs 3,816 crore are at the stage of declaration of Appointed Date in the state of Maharashtra," he said.
These projects have construction periods ranging from 18-30 months from the appointed date, Gadkari said.
In a separate reply, he said the government is closely monitoring the construction of NHs in the country. Periodic reviews are held at various levels to resolve issues and expedite the progress of all NH projects.
A time limit of 2-3 years is generally kept for the completion of new NH projects. However, construction works on NHs sometimes fall behind schedule, due to various reasons like delays in land acquisition, delays in the fulfilment of government's condition precedent like various clearances, utility shifting, delays on the part of contractors/ concessionaire, including cash flow issues, etc.
"Four NH projects passing through Dhenkanal district in Odisha are delayed, mainly due to delay in land acquisition, forest clearance and slow performance of the contractor. As per the revised schedule, the target of completion of these projects is March 2024," he said.
The amount of cost escalation in these projects for the delay in completion work has not been finalised, Gadkari said.

Delhi Traffic Police released a statement on Monday asking commuters to opt for alternate routes to Ghaziabad and Noida.&nbsp;
National Highway 9 and National Highway 24 were shut in view of farmer's protests, said the statement.&nbsp;
It further stated that commuters and motorists coming from Sarai&nbsp;Kale Khan take alternate route for Ghaziabad&nbsp;and for Noida&nbsp;via D.N.D.&nbsp;
Security was also beefed up at the Ghazipur&nbsp;border.&nbsp;

Delhi: Farm protest anticipation leads to Monday morning traffic mess 

National highways closed, traffic directed due to protestors: Delhi Traffic Police 

Anticipation of farmers protests over the Lakhimpur&nbsp;Kheri&nbsp;incident spilling onto the NCR, key highways around Delhi were blocked on Monday morning that led to traffic mess in the morning.&nbsp;
Delhi Traffic Police asked commuters to opt for alternate routes to Ghaziabad and Noida.&nbsp;
National Highway 24 were barricaded by UP Police hence diversion of traffic was needed, the statement said.&nbsp;
It further stated that commuters and motorists coming from Sarai&nbsp;Kale Khan should take alternate route for Ghaziabad&nbsp;and for Noida&nbsp;via DND.&nbsp;
Long cues of vehicles were seen at Delhi entry points.&nbsp;
Security was also beefed up at the Ghazipur&nbsp;border.&nbsp;

Delhi Traffic Police on Monday said that commuters take alternate routes for Noida&nbsp;and Ghaziabad. Security was beefed up on the Ghazipur&nbsp;border.&nbsp;

Anticipation of farmers protests over the Lakhimpur&nbsp;Kheri&nbsp;incident spilling onto the NCR, key highways around Delhi were blocked on Monday morning that led to traffic mess in the morning.&nbsp;
Delhi Traffic Police asked commuters to opt for alternate routes to Ghaziabad and Noida.&nbsp;
National Highway 24 was barricaded by UP Police hence diversion of traffic was needed, the statement said.&nbsp;
It further stated that commuters and motorists coming from Sarai&nbsp;Kale Khan should take alternate route for Ghaziabad&nbsp;and for Noida&nbsp;via DND.&nbsp;
Long cues of vehicles were seen at Delhi entry points.&nbsp;
Security was also beefed up at the Ghazipur&nbsp;border.&nbsp;

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