India has the world's second largest and steadily growing road network, spanning more than 5.9mn km.
27 km
of new highway built per day in 2018-19.
66,100 km
of economic corridors and roads being built.
US$18.5bn
Value of projects for over 7,400 km of roads and highways, launched in 2018-19.
2,345 km
national highway built during April-August 2018.
Bharatmala Pariyojana
to set up around 84,000 km of new highways across India by 2022.
US$1.4trn
investment in infrastructure by 2025 with a big portion of it going to connectivity projects.
125,000 km
of road length to be upgraded by 2024 at a cost of US$12 billion.
US$22.4bn
to be invested on road infrastructure in India's North-East region by 2018-2020.
3,396 km
of projects awarded under the hybrid annuity model; 209 km on toll model.
US$107.8bn
Allocation for construction of new roads and highways over the next five years.
44
bridges have been constructed by the Border Roads Organization in States including Jammu & Kashmir and Sikkim.
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