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Centre Built 57,125 Km of National Highways in Last 5 Years: Gadkari
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Centre built 57,125 km of national highways in last 5 years: Gadkari
New Delhi: The government has constructed 57,125 km of National Highways during the last five years, with an average construction of 34,215 lane-km per year, and this has led to average annual employment generation of about 33 crore person-days, including direct and indirect employment, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari informed the Parliament on Wednesday. The government has targeted to operationalise 18,000 km of access-contr…
Centre built 57,125 km of national highways in last 5 years: Nitin Gadkari
New Delhi, Feb 4, 2026 The government has constructed 57,125 km of National Highways during the last five years, with an average construction of 34,215 lane-km per year, and this has led to average annual employment generation of about 33 crore person-days, including direct and indirect employment, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari informed the Parliament on Wednesday. The government has targeted to operationalise 18,000 km of a…
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