The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) achieved notable advancements on several fronts in April 2024. 483 kilometres of the National Highway work have been completed, as opposed to 523 kilometres during the same period of the previous fiscal year.
Furthermore, by the end of April, MoRTH has spent Rs. 54,545 crore on capital projects for the fiscal year 2024–25, or 20.04% of the overall spending of Rs. 2,72,241 crore. Land acquisition activities continued, resulting in 88 notifications being sent out and the processing of almost Rs. 600 crore in compensation via Bhoomi.
Rashi-PFMS. In addition, the Standing Finance Committee (SFC) called meetings and suggested that three projects totaling 22.47 kilometres and Rs. 764.38 crore in capital be approved. In addition to these operational successes, In consultation with all pertinent agencies and stakeholders, MoRTH held strategic talks about the projects meant to further Viksit Bharat and the programmes for the first 100 days of the new government.
MoRTH Constructs 483 km of National Highways in April 2024
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has successfully constructed 483 kilometers of national highways in April 2024, marking a significant step towards enhancing India’s road infrastructure. This achievement is part of the government’s broader plan to expand and modernize the national highway network, ensuring better connectivity and economic growth.
Infrastructure Expansion and Development
The construction of these highways is in line with India’s ambitious Bharatmala Pariyojana, aimed at improving logistics efficiency and reducing travel time across major corridors. The newly built highways span multiple states and include key projects that facilitate smoother transportation for both passenger and freight movement.
The completion of these 483 km of highways is expected to boost economic activities, improve regional connectivity, and enhance safety features on national highways. These roads will play a crucial role in easing congestion, reducing vehicular emissions, and supporting the development of new industrial zones.
Focus on Quality and Sustainability
MoRTH has emphasized the adoption of modern construction technologies and sustainable practices in highway development. Many of these newly constructed highways incorporate:
- Advanced construction materials to enhance durability and longevity.
- Eco-friendly initiatives, such as tree plantations and water conservation measures.
- Smart highway features, including intelligent traffic management systems for improved safety.
Future Roadmap
The ministry aims to accelerate highway construction in the coming months, with a target of completing over 12,000 km of national highways by the end of the fiscal year. With continuous investments and strategic planning, MoRTH is committed to transforming India’s road infrastructure, fostering economic growth, and improving nationwide mobility.
The successful completion of these projects underscores the government’s commitment to infrastructure development and sets the stage for further expansion in the highway sector.
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