Gadkari reviews Maharashtra high-speed corridors and nine State BOT highway projects of 527 km
Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari on 4 May 2026 reviewed proposed high-speed and high-density highway corridors in Maharashtra and nine State BOT projects covering 527 km of National Highways.
Summary
Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari reviewed proposed high-speed, high-density and other important National Highway corridors in Maharashtra at a meeting in New Delhi on 4 May 2026. Projects discussed included six-laning of the Nagpur–Bhandara, Bhandara–Raipur, Nagpur–Amravati and Pune–Satara sections, four-laning of Taloda–Burhanpur, and the Durg–Gadchiroli–Mancherial, Gwalior–Nagpur and Nagpur–Hyderabad corridors. The review also covered nine State BOT projects totalling 527 km of National Highway stretches, such as Shirur–Ahilyanagar and Jam–Warora.
Key facts
- Date
- 4 May 2026, New Delhi
- Reviewed by
- Nitin Gadkari
- State BOT projects
- Nine, 527 km
- Six-laning
- Nagpur–Bhandara, Bhandara–Raipur, Nagpur–Amravati, Pune–Satara
Practice MCQs 1 questions
On 4 May 2026, Nitin Gadkari reviewed nine State BOT National Highway projects in Maharashtra covering a total length of about:
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Correct answer: B — 527 km
The nine State BOT projects reviewed cover a total of 527 km of National Highway stretches in Maharashtra.