Infrastructure
Govt Plans To Better Its Own World Record In Highway Construction, Aims To Build 50 Km Highways Per Day: Gadkari
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Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari on Saturday (12 March) said that the government plans to better its own world record of constructing 38 km highways per day and has set a target of 50 km per day highway construction.
Gadkari said that the ministry has already set three world records, including 38 km of highway construction per day, reports Economic Times.
"Now we want to go up to 50 km per day," the minister said at the Economic Times Global Business Summit (GBS).
"Before March 2022, last year's record will be bettered. There are some issues regarding land acquisition due to Covid-19 but we will try to make the record higher than last year," he added.
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