NHAI seeks telecom help for highway connectivity

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has found 424 places on national highways where there is no mobile network.

These places are about 1,750 kilometers long.

NHAI has asked the government and a group called TRAI to tell phone companies to fix this problem.

They also want phone companies to send messages to drivers about dangerous spots on the roads, like places where cows might be.

This will help drivers be more careful and avoid accidents.