Nitin Gadkari

As the 2024 Election campaign heats up amid a scorching heatwave across the nation, Nitin Gadkari has devised a solution. His customized campaign 'rath' is equipped with water sprinklers, providing relief to him, his aides, and security personnel during roadshows

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari unveiled plans for a ₹114 crore ropeway project at Chamundi Betta in Mysuru during the inauguration of 22 national highway projects. The project aims to improve accessibility and pilgrimage experience. Plans for solar ropeways in Karnataka were also disclosed, along with assurances for improved highway connectivity.

Gadkari's lawyer, Balendu Shekhar, expressed his client's shock upon discovering the manipulated 19-second clip on the Congress 'X' account. The clip, taken from Gadkari's interview with The Lallantop, allegedly concealed the intended context and meaning.

India's longest expressway is the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway. NHAI is currently building and maintaining a 1350 km expresswaythat will connect Delhi and Mumbai.

As the tenure of the 17th Lok Sabha extends until June 16, 2024, Lok Sabha elections are anticipated in April or May. The BJP, eyeing a hat-trick of victories, aims to secure over 400 seats in the upcoming elections.

Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari announced that the Chennai-Bengaluru Greenfield Expressway is on track for completion by December. Gadkari emphasized cooperation from state governments and assured the Lok Sabha of timely completion, promising a two-hour travel time between the cities.

By facilitating the efficient flow of people and goods and enhancing access to markets, national highways are vital to the nation's social and economic development.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari will inaugurate the Munnar-Bodimettu stretch and the Cheruthoni Bridge today. The cost of construction of the 42-km-long stretch is Rs 382 crores.

The GO highlighted distinct discount percentages based on vehicle types. Owners of push carts are entitled to a remarkable 90 per cent waiver, requiring only 10 per cent payment of the challan amount.

Nitin Gadkari unveils GPS-based toll system plans by March, aiming to ease congestion. Projects include automatic toll collection via number plate recognition. Ambitious vision targets India's road infrastructure rivalling America's in 5 years, emphasizing decongestion and safety.