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Road engineering, co-ordination among agencies required to make SG Highway safer for motorists, pedestrians: Survey
Parth Shastri | TNN

Ahmedabad: The most accident-prone area on SG Highway is not pedestrian-safe too. It is also confusing for the traffic that comes from outside the city due to lack of proper signage and demarcated service lanes.

The Haryana government on Tuesday said it will construct a 156-km highway corridor to connect states on its south, including Rajasthan, Gujarat and Maharashtra, with those on its North such as Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir, to decongest Delhi.

The four-lane corridor would commence from

Kotputli in Rajasthan after taking off from the Delhi-Jaipur National Highway No 8 and end a

It will connect NH-8 at Kotputli in Rajasthan to NH-10 in Rohtak, shortening the distance by 75 km, while providing an alternative route to skip Delhi
Haryana has decided to provide the

Shortlisted for the Prime Minister

Indronil Roychowdhury

Bihar, the state where NHAI project manager Satyendra Dubey was killed for whistle blowing on road mafias, has built roads in the state at the cost of $420 million in collaboration with the Asian Development Bank.

Kolaghat: Trinamool Congress leaders, who had fiercely opposed West Bengal government

THE WORLD Bank has approved a $45 million technical assistance loan for the NHAI to help improve its operational efficiency. The assistance will finance actions to strengthen the institutional capacity of NHAI to efficiently manage and operate its growing programme, a bank statement said.

The Zirakpur-Parwanoo section of National Highway-22 is scheduled to be opened to traffic by January 2011, the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) has claimed.

LUCKNOW: Farmer leader Manveer Singh Tevatia on Monday announced that he along with his supporters will sit on a fast unto death at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi from December 1 in support of their demands to amend the Land Acquisition Act 1894 and to implement UP government's new land acquisition policy with retrospective effect from 1997.