The construction of a greenfield four lane road is proposed from Khammam to Devarapalli in Andhra Pradesh. Out of 1,990 acres needed for the road, the survey has been completed for 1,000 acres. The road will stretch for 96 km in Khammam district before entering West Godavari district.

Is building an elevated road as part of the Delhi-Dehradun four-lane project, which will be passing through Saharanpur. According to NHAI authorities, the 19.6-km project would cost an estimated Rs. 1,500 crore and take around three years to complete.

Phase-I of the Jammu Ring Road, connecting Akhnoor Road to Kot Bhalwal, is set to be completed by mid-July. The 8-km first phase starts from its Junction with NH-144 (Akhnoor Road) and ends in Bhalwal area, 2 km ahead of the Kot Bhalwal Road up to the viaduct.

The new railway overbridge (ROB) at Khapri is finally nearing completion. The portion over Nagpur-Wardha railway line has been laid and concreting is going on. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has set a date of 15 September for its completion.

The Jagraon Bridge will miss another deadline and is now expected to be completed by September. The authorities had earlier announced that the bridge would be completed by July-end or the middle of August. The deadline has been extended due to the rainy season.

Work on the Mohali-Kharar flyover would be completed soon. The project was stalled owing to the Covid-19 pandemic. The construction of the flyover, which was to be completed by September 2020 after missing several deadlines, has been delayed by two months and the new deadline for the project is November 2020.

Plans the first greenfield national highway project between Surat in Gujarat and Ahmednagar in Maharashtra is under way. Work on the 421-km highway project, estimated to cost Rs 12,000 crore, will commence in April 2021. The national highway will pass through Nashik and Solapur districts in Maharashtra.

NHAI has finally floated the tender for phase I of intermodal station (IMS) at Ajni. The cost of the project is Rs 1,053.38 crore. It has to be completed in 2.5 years and the contractor will have to maintain the facility for ten years. It is expected to handle 3 lakh passengers per day by 2050.

Has re-allotted the contract of widening NH-44 into 12 lanes to a new company — Well Spun. The company has to complete the project within 15 months. Earlier, the project of widening the 72-kilometer highway from Mukarba Chowk in Delhi to Panipat in Haryana was with Essel Infraprojects Group, but it missed its April 2019 deadline.