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Delhi-Mumbai Expressway’s Longest Tunnel Nearing Completion

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Delhi-Mumbai Expressway’s Longest Tunnel Nearing Completion

The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway’s longest tunnel, the first of its kind in India, is nearing completion, passing through Rajasthan’s Mukundra Hills Tiger Reserve, marking a key milestone in the project.

The construction of the longest tunnel on the ambitious Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is nearing completion, marking a major milestone in India’s infrastructure development. The tunnel, which is located in the Aravalli hills in Rajasthan, is set to significantly enhance connectivity and improve travel efficiency between the two major cities.

Project Overview

The tunnel, spanning approximately 4 km, is the longest structure of its kind on the 1,386-km expressway. It is being built to traverse the challenging terrain of the Aravalli range, ensuring minimal environmental disruption while maintaining high-speed travel standards.Key features of the tunnel include:

  • Dual carriageways to accommodate high-speed traffic.
  • Advanced ventilation systems for air circulation and safety.
  • Emergency exits and modern firefighting mechanisms. The completion of this tunnel is expected to Significance of the Tunnel
  • Smart traffic management systems to monitor vehicle movement and enhance security.

Reduce travel time: The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway will cut the travel time between the two cities to nearly 12 hours, and the tunnel plays a key role in maintaining a seamless route.

  • Enhance safety: By providing an alternative to hilly and winding roads, the tunnel will ensure safer driving conditions.
  • Support environmental conservation: The structure has been designed to minimize deforestation and protect the ecological balance of the Aravalli region.
  • Boost economic growth: Faster connectivity will promote trade and tourism between northern and western India.

Current Status and Completion Timeline

As of now, final excavation and structural reinforcements are being carried out. Authorities expect the tunnel to be fully operational within the next few months, aligning with the expressway’s phased opening schedule.

The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, once completed, will be India’s longest expressway and a game-changer in road infrastructure, significantly boosting economic activities and connectivity. The nearing completion of its longest tunnel marks a critical step toward achieving this vision.

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