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CCEA approves exit policy for BOT road projects
13 May 2015
Centre mulls Rs90,000-cr plan for tunnel ring road in Mumbai
15 Dec 2014
The union government is planning to build an underground ring road in Mumbai that could be linked to the proposed Ahmedabad-Mumbai highway. The cost of the tunnel ring road project is initially estimated at Rs90,000 crore
Road projects race ahead as govt steps on gas
10 Dec 2014
Govt to launch centralised electronic toll collection system on Delhi-Mumbai highway on 31 October
24 Oct 2014
India plans 1,800 km highway along China border
15 Oct 2014
Aimed at countering Chinese territorial aggressiveness and particularly its building up infrastructure on its side of the line, the proposed Indo-China frontier highway will run parallel to the China border
Road sector: lagging behind in the 5-year Plan, the new government has a lot of catching up to do: ICRA
07 Aug 2014
Germany proposes toll on foreign motorists to upgrade roads
08 Jul 2014
The toll, proposed to be imposed at the start of 2016, will see about 700 million foreign motorists on German roads paying about €600 million annually
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