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Date: 2025-12-18 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Expansion of Bharatmala Pariyojana in Maharashtra

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**Executive Summary** This document is a response to unstarred question number 2991 in the Lok Sabha, answered on December 18, 2025, concerning the expansion of the Bharatmala Pariyojana in Maharashtra. It details ongoing projects, delays, and the implementation of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) to enhance highway safety. The document also contains an annexure referring to part (b) of the same question. **Key Points / Main Content** * **Bharatmala Pariyojana Expansion:** * The Government continuously receives/undertakes/prepares Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) for widening/development of National Highways (NHs) across the country. * Project implementation and investment decisions are based on DPR outcomes, connectivity requirements, traffic density, and synergy with PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan. * Details of various projects executed under Bharatmala Pariyojana in Maharashtra through NHAI are annexed. * **Construction Progress and Delays:** * 564 km of National Highways have been constructed by NHAI in Maharashtra under Bharatmala Pariyojana during the last two years. * 66 projects in Maharashtra, including 15 under Bharatmala Pariyojana, are delayed beyond their original completion schedule. * The annexure contains a district-wise list of projects under Bhartamala that started during 2020-21 to 2025-26 with details of names, districts passed through, project lengths, total project costs, appointment dates, revised completion dates and project lengths constructed. * **Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS):** * The Government aims to implement ITS or Advanced Traffic Management Systems (ATMS) on National Highways and Expressways. * Key objectives include enhancing road safety, reducing traffic violations, and improving incident response time through AI-based surveillance and automated enforcement mechanisms. * NHAI issued Policy Circular No. 11.53 on 10.10.23 to implement ATMS on National Highways and Expressways. * The Policy includes surveillance, AI-based Video Incident Detection and Enforcement, and generation of E-challans. * The government intends to implement ATMS in highways and expressways in a phased manner. **Impact Analysis** **Stakeholder:** The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways * **Impact:** Responsible for planning, implementing, and overseeing the expansion of the Bharatmala Pariyojana and the implementation of ITS. * **Action Required:** Continue receiving/undertaking/preparing DPRs, making investment decisions, and implementing the ATMS policy. **Stakeholder:** NHAI (National Highways Authority of India) * **Impact:** Responsible for executing projects under Bharatmala Pariyojana and implementing the ATMS policy on National Highways and Expressways. * **Action Required:** Implement Policy Circular No. 11.53, oversee project completion, and address project delays. **Stakeholder:** Citizens/Commuters * **Impact:** Will experience enhanced road safety, reduced traffic violations, and improved incident response time due to ITS implementation. However, projects are behind schedule so it may take longer for impacts to be felt. * **Action Required:** Be aware of the implementation of ATMS and adhere to traffic regulations. **Stakeholder:** Police and Enforcement Agencies * **Impact:** Will be involved in the generation of E-challans and enforcement of traffic laws through the ATMS. * **Action Required:** Utilize the ATMS for surveillance and enforcement.

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Bharatmala Pariyojana: A centrally-sponsored and funded road and highways project in India. Maharashtra: A state in India where the projects under Bharatmala Pariyojana are being expanded. Ministry of Road Transport and Highways: The Indian government ministry responsible for the development and maintenance of the national highways network. National Highways Authority of India (NHAI): An autonomous agency of the Government of India, responsible for management of National Highways. Intelligent Transportation System (ITS): A system or technology used to enhance the safety and efficiency of transportation, often implemented on highways and expressways.
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2991 ANSWERED ON 18TH DECEMBER, 2025 EXPANSION OF BHARATMALA PARIYOJANA IN MAHARASHTRA 2991. SHRI SANJAY HARIBHAU JADHAV: SHRI OMPRAKASH BHUPALSINH ALIAS PAVAN RAJENIMBALKAR: Will the Minister of ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS सड़क परिवहन औि िाजमार्ग मंत्री be pleased to state: (a) the plan of the Government for expansion of the Bharatmala Pariyojana in the country especially in Maharashtra; (b) the details of National Highways constructed/included under Bharatmala Pariyojana in Maharashtra during the last five years, district-wise; (c) the total length of National Highways constructed in Maharashtra under the Bharatmala Pariyojana during the last two years especially in Parbhani Parliamentary Constituency; (d) the number of projects delayed due to land acquisition or environmental clearances in Maharashtra; (e) whether the Government proposes to construct a new Expressway Corridor keeping in view of the increasing traffic pressure on the Mumbai-Pune route, if so, the details thereof; and (f) whether Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) is being used to strengthen highway safety infrastructure of the country and if so, the details of steps taken in this regard and the basis thereof? ANSWER THE MINISTER OF ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS (SHRI NITIN JAIRAM GADKARI) (a) & (e) Government keeps on receiving/ undertaking/ preparing Detailed Project Report (DPR)/proposal for widening/development of NHs in the country. Decision for project implementation and investment is taken based on theoutcome of DPR, requirement of connectivity, traffic density, synergy with PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan etc. (b) The details of various project under Bharatmala Pariyojana in the State of Maharashtra executed through NHAI is annexed. (c) 564 km length is constructed by NHAI in Maharashtra under Bharatmala Pariyojana during the last two years. (d) In the State of Maharashtra, 66 projects including 15 projects under Bharatmala Pariyojana are delayed beyond their original completion schedule as per contract. (f) Yes Sir. The key objective of implementing Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) or Advanced Traffic Management Systems (ATMS) on National Highways and Expressways is to enhance road safety, reduce traffic violations, and improve incident response time through AI-based surveillance and automated enforcement mechanisms. National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has issued Policy Circular No. 11.53 on 10.10.23 to implement the Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) on National Highways and Expressways. The Policy includes Surveillance of the entire Highway stretch and AI based Video Incident Detection and Enforcement System which will also facilitate generation of E- challans by Police and other Enforcement Agencies. The Policy document aims to reduce accidents, traffic violations and incident response time. The Government envisages to implement the ATMS solution in Highways and Expressways in phased manner.ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (b) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2991 ANSWERED ON 18TH DECEMBER, 2025 ASKED BY SHRI SANJAY HARIBHAU JADHAV AND SHRI OMPRAKASH BHUPALSINH ALIAS PAVAN RAJENIMBALKAR REGARDING ‘EXPANSION OF BHARATMALA PARIYOJANA IN MAHARASHTRA’. District wise list of project under Bhartamala started during 2020-21 to 2025-26 Name of Schedule Revised Project Project districts Lengt date of length Sr. TPC length through h of Appointecompletion / construct NoName of Project [Rs. construct which the Projec d Date Actual or likely ed . Cr.] ed during project t [km] date of during 20 2023-24 passes completion 24-25 Panvel-Indapur 42.30 29.03.20 28.12.2023 1 Raigad 151.26 38.136 3.414 Package-1 0 23 /31.01.2026 Panvel-Indapur 42.30 18.11.20 21.05.2024/31.03. 2 Raigad 332 29.633 5.386 Package-2 0 22 2026 Improvement and construction of Ahmednagar bypass (Design Chainage km 0+000 to km 40+600) from Existing 21.07.20 3 Chainage Ahilyanagar 40.6 715 23.10.2024 32 5 21 163+400 of Sinner – Shirdi- Ahmednagar (NH- 160) road to km 228+700 of NH-222 (NH- 61) in the state of Maharashtra on HAM Four laning of Ahilyanagar- Ghogargaon Section of NH- 561-A from Km 38.77 28.12.20 4 Ahilyanagar 605 22.03.2024 26.275 0 0.000 to Km 5 21 38.775 Package – I in the State of Maharashtra on HAM basis.Four laning of Ghogargaon to Chapadgaon Section of NH- 561-A from Km 41.61 13.11.20 5 Ahilyanagar 629 12.01.2024 27.615 0 38.775 to Km 5 21 80.390 Package – II in the State of Maharashtra on HAM basis. 4L Elevated Structure (Flyover) from Sakkar Chowk to SB Chowk on 18.12.20 6 Ahilyanagar 3.08 258.3 17.10.2022 0 0 Pune - 20 Aurangabad Road in Ahmednagar city Up-gradation to Four Lane with Paved Shoulder configuration of the highway starting from existing km 29.04.20 7 Ahilyanagar 75 515 28.04.2027 0 0 88.400 (Savali 25 Vihir) to km 163.400 (start of Ahmednagar bypass) (Design Length- 75.000 km) Mohol-Wakhari Solapur 44.7 1547.0 31.01.20 31.08.2023 2.15 0.5 (Km 0.000 to 9 20 8 Km 44.700) Pkg I of NH 965 Wakhari-Khudus 33.1 979 31.01.20 16.06.2023 1.1 0.6 (Km 44.700 to 20 9 Km 77.800) Pkg II of NH 965 Khudus- 39.2 1153.5 31.01.20 31.08.2023 3.7 1.3 Dharmpuri (Km 20 10 77.800 to 117.00) Pkg III of NH 965 Patas-Baramati Pune 41.36 1342.5 09.09.20 25.07.2023 1.9 0.4 (Km 0.000 to 9 21 11 Km 41.369) Pkg I of NH 965GBaramati– 42.13 1471.3 09.09.20 31.03.2026 9.6 2.55 Indapur (Km 1 21 12 41.369 to Km 83.500) Pkg II of NH 965G Indapur-Tondale Pune / 46.70 1601.3 07.09.20 10.03.2025 17.7 5 (Km 83.500 to Solapur 2 21 13 Km 130.202) Pkg III of NH 965G VME Pkg-XI PCC-1 Issued for from Km 77.000 length of 24.440 to Km 103.400 km w.e.f (Ganjad to 26.40 1730.2 18.05.20 19.08.2024 on 14 Palghar 18.34 6.69 Talasari Section 0 1 22 23.12.2024/ of Vadodara 15.12.2025 (Likley Mumbai date of Expressway) completion) VME Pkg-XII from Km 50.700 to Km 77.000 31.01.2026 (Likley (Masvan to 26.30 2110.9 23.03.20 15 Palghar date of 7.96 6.85 Ganjad Section 0 3 22 completion) of Vadodara Mumbai Expressway) VME Pkg-XIII PCC-1 Issued for from Km 26.582 length of 24.368 to Km 50.700 km w.e.f (Koshimbe to 15.07.2025 after Masvan) of Main de-inking of 2.75 Expressway and Km length on 27.11 4298.8 08.02.20 16 Km 0+0 to Km Palghar 05.12.2025/ 9.11 9.50 8 9 22 3+000 of SPUR (Shirsad to 31.03.2026 (likley Masvan Section date of of Vadodara completion) Mumbai Expressway) VME Pkg-XIV from Km 3.000 to Km 20.200 (Chandip to 28.02.2026 (Likley 17.20 2016.0 10.11.20 17 Akloli - Spur Palghar date of 0.85 8.78 0 5 22 Section of completion) Vadodara Mumbai Expressway)VME Pkg-XV from Km 20.200 to Km 43.000 15.02.2026 (Likley (Akloli to Amne- 18.00 2603.1 10.11.20 18 Thane date of 4.61 9.39 Spur) Section of 0 8 22 completion) Vadodara Mumbai Expressway) VME Pkg-XV-A from Borivali KM 38.200 to Kirawali KM 01.08.20 31.03.2024 / 19 45.200) for Thane 7.000 264.23 1.00 3.00 23 31.03.2026 connecting Samruddhi Mahamarg of MSRDC VME Pkg-XVI PCC-1 proposal from Km 43.000 sent for length of to Km 69.700 20.310 km w.e.f (Amane to Bhoj - 29.70 3918.7 01.11.20 16.09.2025 on 20 Thane 11.08 12.42 Spur Section of 0 7 22 02.12.2025/ Vadodara 31.03.2026 (Likley Mumbai date of Expressway) completion) VME Pkg-XVII from Km 69.700 to Km 79.800 31.03.2026 (Likley (Bhoj to Morbe - Thane/Raig 1972.9 19.01.20 21 9.983 date of 0.00 1.63 Spur Section of ad 4 23 completion) Vadodara Mumbai Expressway) 6/8 laning of Vadape to 1252.9 21-01- 22 Thane 20.71 31-03-2026 10.00 1.73 Thane section 2 2019 of NH-848 6L of Kagal- Satara section from Km Kolhapur & 61.94 13-01- 23 1025.2 30-04-2026 20.91 13.04 592.500 to Km Sangli 5 2023 658.000 of NH- 48 (Pkg-I) 6L of Kagal- Satara section from Km Satara & 2008.4 16-12- 24 67 31-03-2026 22.61 10.55 658.000 to Km Sangli 7 2022 725.000 of NH- 48 (Pkg-II)Four Laning of Akkalkot Solapur section 38.95 14.12.20 25 of NH-150E from Solapur 807 13.12.2020 0 0 2 18 Km. 99.400 to Km. 138.352 on HAM basis. Four Laning of Borgaon - Watambare from Km. 224.000 to Sangli & 22.04.20 26 Km. 276.000 52 1029.4 20.04.2021 0 0 Solapur 19 Section of NH- 166 (Package - II) on HAM basis. Four Laning of Watambare- Mangalwedha from Km. 31.12.20 27 276.000 to Km. Solapur 45.6 957 30.12.2020 0 0 18 321.600 Section of of NH-166 (Package-III) on HAM Basis Four Laning of Mangalwedha - Solapur from Km. 321.600 to 23.05.20 28 Km. 378.100 Solapur 55.8 1141 22.05.2021 0 0 19 Section of NH - 166 (Package - IV) on HAM basis. Six laning of Surat -Nashik - Ahmednagar- Solapur-MHKNT Solapur, 03.10.20 29 Border 36.4 872.17 02.10.2026 0 0 Kalaburgi 24 greenfield Pkg - 14 from Km. 512.000 to Km.548.400 4-laning of Sinnar-Shirdi Nashik & 47.75 18.08.20 17.08.2022/ 30 section of NH 946 0 0 Ahilyanagar 1 20 31.03.2023 160 (including Sinnar Bypass)6-Lane VUP at Khadavali Junction (Km 528.086) on Vadape - Gonde 21.01.20 31.07.2024/ 31 Thane 0.722 22.38 0 0.722 Section of NH- 20 31.05.2025 03 (New NH- 848) in the State of Maharashtra on EPC Mode Design and Construction of 6 lane Standalone Grade Separated structures at Km 480+14, Km 01.03.20 27.12.2024/ 32 Thane 1.89 51 0 1.89 514+578, Km 21 10.01.2025 520+387 on Gonde Vadape section of NH-3 (New NH-848) in the State of Maharashtra on EPC Mode. Balance work under Phase-I for 4 laning of Khed Sinner Section of NH- 60 comprising of 14.13 14.10.20 13.10.2022 / 33 Pune 216.58 0 0 the stretches 7 20 30.06.2023 Khed Bypass, Peth, Manchar bypass and linear length of Eklahre Balance work under phase-II for 4 laning of Khed Sinnar section of NH-60 comprising of 29.12.20 02.07.2022 / 34 Pune 8.634 122.15 0.4 0.984 the stretches of 20 15.11.2024 Kalamb Bypass, Linear Length Of Bhatkalwai & Alephata BypassDharampuri to Lonand section 14.09.20 14.09.2023 / 35 Satara 49.4 1411.8 15.6 2.2 of NH-965 21 31.12.2025 (Package -4) Lonand to Diveghat Satara 1709.5 02.05.20 01.05.2024 / 36 section of NH- 54.5 29.22 11.18 &Pune 5 22 31.12.2025 965 (Package - 5) 4L bypass to Amravtai Mozari town (Taluka-Tiwasa) 15-06- 14/06/2023 37 6.100 116.42 4.5 1.3 from km. 0.000 2022 15.12.2025 to km. 6.100 of NH-53 Balance Works Amravtai & of 4L Amravati - Akola Chikhli (Pkg - I) 54.00 10/07/20 38 [Amravati - 713.07 10-07-2023 8.85 0.00 0 21 Kurankhed from km. 166.00 to km. 220.00] Balance Works Akola of 4L Amravati - Chikhli (Pkg - II) 50.00 29/06/20 39 [Kurankhed - 633.7 29-06-2023 6.42 0.00 0 21 Shelad from km. 220.00 to km. 270.00] Balance Works Akola & of 4L Amravati - Buldhana Chikhli (Pkg - III) 45.00 14/01/20 40 [Shelad - 580.01 07.02.2023 0.70 0.08 0 21 Nandura from km. 270.00 to km. 315.00] Balance Works Buldhana of 4L Amravati - Chikhli (Pkg - IV) 45.00 19-05- 41 [Nandura - 583.61 18-05-2023 2.75 0.60 0 2021 Chikhli from km. 315.00 to km. 360.00] 4L of Chhtrapati 44.22 1505.0 24-01- 23.07.2024/ 42 Aurangabad- Sambhajina 24.00 10.84 0 0 2023 15.12.2025 Paithan gar Bal. Works of Dhule & Fagne (Km. Nandurbar 140.7 1654.0 18-09- 18/09/2022 43 510.000) to 8.69 5.61 90 7 2020 31.12.2025 Maharashtra/Guj arat Border (Km.650.794) 4L of Pangare to Hingoli Waranga Phata Section (Package- IV) from km 134.500 to km 41.64 01/07/20 44 174.645 (Design 1188 30.06.2023 0.00 0.00 0 21 Chainage) of NH-161 including Bypasses at Kalamanuri and Akhada Balapur 6L of Wainganga Bhandara Bridge - Bhandara (including Bhandara 14.80 06/04/20 45 815.77 05.01.2024 11.32 2.73 Bypass) section 0 22 from km 485.000 to km 499.800 of NH- 53 (old NH-6) 4L Mitigation Bhandara & Measure Gondia structures on CH/MH Border to 10.99 08-11- 07/11/2023 46 540.24 8.95 0.77 Wainganga 0 2021 31.12.2025 Bridge Section of NH-6 (New NH-53) 6L Saundad ROB Gondia on Raipur- 29-11- 01/12/2025 47 Nagpur (from 1.600 32.52 0.00 0.00 2024 31.03.2026 441.970 km to 443.560 km) 1702. 46758. Total 417.68 146.64 15 95 *****

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