💨 Abstract
As of July 2024, 697 highway projects in India are delayed, with Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Haryana experiencing the most delays. The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways identified land acquisition bottlenecks, railway clearance delays, and financial constraints as primary causes. The parliamentary panel suggested that project approvals should be secured before contracts are awarded to prevent delays and cost escalations.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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