Gadkari reviews quality, maintenance of national highway projects in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari reviewed the quality and maintenance of National Highway projects in Punjab, Delhi, and Haryana. He emphasized the need for timely completion and adherence to project timelines while adopting modern construction technologies. The Minister also highlighted the importance of safety measures and effective drainage management ahead of the monsoon season.
- ▪Nitin Gadkari reviewed National Highway projects covering 4,335 km in Punjab and 3,332 km in Delhi and Haryana.
- ▪He directed officials to strengthen coordination and maintain strict adherence to project timelines.
- ▪Gadkari stressed the importance of continuous monitoring of project quality and adopting modern construction technologies.
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Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday (May 26, 2026) reviewed the quality and maintenance progress of National Highway projects covering 4,335 km in Punjab and 3,332 km in Delhi and Haryana, following inputs received through media and social media platforms.According to an official statement, during the review, Mr. Gadkari emphasised the need to accelerate on-ground execution of highway projects and ensure the timely completion of works. He directed officials and contractors to strengthen coordination and maintain strict adherence to project timelines.The Minister stressed the importance of continuous monitoring of project quality and instructed agencies to adopt modern construction technologies and best engineering practices to enhance asset durability and…
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