Archive · 28 Jul 2025
National Highways Construction Pace Slows to 29 km/day
Imagine roads being built like a really long puzzle.
The government is in charge of building these highways.
They are building roads at a slower rate now, about 29 kilometers each day.
The fastest they ever built was 37 kilometers a day.
In 2024-25, they built over 10,000 kilometers of highways.
In 2023-24 they constructed highways at 34 kilometers/day.
It is the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways that is managing all of this.
The pace of National Highways construction has slowed to 29 km/day.
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways is responsible for National Highways development.
The highest construction pace was 37 km/day in 2020-21.
10,660 km of national highways were constructed in 2024-25.
Construction pace in 2023-24 was 34 km/day.
- Who
- The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
- What
- Construction of National Highways
- When
- The construction pace in 2023-24 was 34 km/day. In 2024-25, 10,660 km of national highways were constructed.
- Where
- National Highways
- Why
- Not explicitly stated.
- Construction Pace (current)
- 29 km/day
- Ministry in Charge
- Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
- Highest Construction Pace
- 37 km/day (2020-21)
- 2024-25 Construction
- 10,660 km
- 2023-24 Construction Pace
- 34 km/day