| Date of Announcement | August 2, 2024 |
| Authority | Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi |
| Objective | Construction of eight new national high-speed corridor projects to enhance transportation infrastructure |
| Total Length | 936 kilometers |
| Total Budget | Rs 50,655 crore |
| Employment Generation | Approximately 4.42 crore mandays |
| Project Categories | 8-lane, 6-lane, and 4-lane projects |
| Key Projects | 1 Nashik Phata - Khed Elevated Road Corridor (30 km, Rs 7,827 crore)2 Agra-Gwalior Project (88 km, Rs 4,613 crore)3 Tharad--Deesa--Mehsana--Ahmedabad Corridor (214 km, Rs 10,534 crore)4 Kanpur Ring Road (47 km, Rs 3,298 crore)5 Ayodhya Ring Road (68 km, Rs 3,935 crore)6 Kharagpur--Moregram Road (231 km, Rs 10,247 crore)7 Pathalgaon and Gumla section (137 km, Rs 4,473 crore)8 Northern Guwahati bypass (121 km, Rs 5,729 crore) |
| Current Road Network | Total Road Network: 63.32 lakh kilometers (as of December 31, 2022)National Highways: 1,44,955 kmRoad Network Composition (as of March 31, 2019): National Highways (2.09%), State Highways (2.84%), Rural roads (71.42%), District roads (9.68%), Urban roads (8.55%)Surfaced Roads: 64.70% |
| Leading States in NH Infra | 1 Maharashtra (18,459.25 km, 102 NH)2 Uttar Pradesh (12,270.23 km, 88 NH)3 Rajasthan (10,706.34 km, 52 NH)4 Madhya Pradesh (9,104.64 km, 46 NH) |
