Parliament Question: Measures to Reduce Road Accidents

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 3136 ANSWERED ON 06TH AUGUST, 2026 MEASURES TO REDUCE ROAD ACCIDENTS 3136. SHRI BASTIPATI NAGARAJU: Will the Minister of ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS सड़क परिवहन औि िाजमार्ग मंत्री be pleased to state: (a) the measures taken by the Government to reduce road fatalities and injuries across the country; (b) the details of third-party experts and agencies involved in evaluation of the safety of sanctioned road projects, State-wise; (c) the details of road safety audits conducted at various stages of road projects, State-wise and district-wise details thereof in Andhra Pradesh; and (d) the details of road safety awareness campaigns conducted, State-wise and district-wise details thereof in Andhra Pradesh? ANSWER THE MINISTER OF ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS (SHRI NITIN JAIRAM GADKARI) (a) Government has formulated a multi-pronged strategy to address the issue of road safety based on 4E's i.e. Education, Engineering (both of roads and vehicles), Enforcement and Emergency Care. Accordingly, various initiatives have been taken for road safety in the country as detailed at Annexure-I. (b) and (c) Government has issued guidelines for conducting regular Road Safety Audits (RSAs) of all National Highways (NHs). These audits are conducted at the design stage, during construction, at the pre-opening stage of new NH projects, and on existing National Highways for ensuring road safety.Details of third-party experts and agencies for conducting Road Safety Audits of projects undertaken by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and the National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL) are given in Annexure-II and Annexure-III, respectively. The State-wise details of Road Safety Audits conducted at various stages of road projects pertaining to NHAI and NHIDCL are at Annexure-IV and Annexure-V, respectively. (d) Road Safety Month is observed every year for spreading awareness about safer behavior of road users on National Highways wherein the following major activities are carried out by the Ministry and various stakeholders for creating awareness and enhancement of Safety of Road users:  Conducting of Walkathon, Exhibition on Road safety along with Essay writing/Poster making competition/Nukkad Natak and Mass awareness events.  Distribution of pamphlets etc. to road users at Toll plazas, wayside amenities, food stall points during the Safety Week.  Awareness drives for Road Safety through Flex banners, Workshop, and Discussion.  Retro reflective sheeting to avoid rear–end collision and installation of reflectors/retro-reflective tapes on truck, tractor-trolley, animal cart, etc. at toll plazas.  Motivation and road side safety awareness programme for school/college students through Quiz competitions, drawing competitions, Essay writing and speech competitions, etc.  Special drives to stop overloading along with checking of over- speeding, unauthorized parking, drunk driving, etc. with the help of police department.  Health cum Eye Check-up Camp and distribution of eye glasses for truck/bus drivers operating on NHs.  Distribution of pamphlets, and the display of safety banners.  Checking fatigue of truck drivers and educating them about road safety. Road safety awareness messages on social media, such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook are being spread on regular basis.Annexure-I ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 3136 ANSWERED ON 06TH AUGUST, 2026 ASKED BY SHRI BASTIPATI NAGARAJU REGARDING MEASURES TO REDUCE ROAD ACCIDENTS. Details of various initiatives taken by the Government in Ministry of Road Transport and Highways for road safety: - (1) Education: i. Administered the scheme for setting up of Institutes of Driving Training & Research (IDTRs), Regional Driving Training Centres (RDTCs) and Driving Training Centres (DTCs) at State/district level across the Country. Recently revised scheme guidelines have been issued, incorporating enhanced financial assistance and streamlined eligibility criteria for establishing Driving Training Institutes. Additionally, incentives have been introduced for setting up Automated Testing Stations (ATS) in conjunction with Driving Training Institutes (DTIs) under the Training-Testing Cluster approach. ii. Administered Road Safety Advocacy Scheme for raising awareness about road safety and for administering road safety programs. iii. Observance of National Road Safety Month every year for spreading awareness and strengthening road safety. (2) Engineering: 2.1. Road engineering: i. Road Safety Audit (RSA) of all National Highways (NHs) has been made mandatory through third party auditors/ experts at all stages i.e. design, construction, operation and maintenance etc. ii. High priority is accorded to identification and rectification of black spots /accident spots on NHs. iii. Road Safety Officer (RSO) has been designated at each Regional Office of road owning agencies to look after RSA and other road safety related works. iv. Administers the electronic Detailed Accident Report (e-DAR) Project to establish a central repository for reporting, management and analysis of road accidents data across the Country. v. Issued guidelines for the provision of signages on Expressways and National Highways to offer improved visibility and intuitive guidance to the drivers.vi. Provisions have been made in the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 for failure to comply with standards for the road design, construction and maintenance, as prescribed by the Central Government from time to time. 2.2 Vehicle engineering: Various initiatives were undertaken to make vehicles safer, including the following:- i. Mandatory provision of an airbag for the passenger seated on the front seat of a vehicle, next to the driver. ii. Prescribed norms related to safety measures for children below four years of age, riding or being carried on a motor cycle. It also specifies use of a safety harness, crash helmet and restricts speed to 40kmph. iii. Mandatory provisions for fitment of following listed safety technologies: - For M1 category vehicles: a. Seat Belt Reminder (SBR) for driver and co-driver. b. Manual Override for central locking system c. Over speed warning system. For all M and N category vehicles: a. Reverse Parking Alert System iv. Mandated Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) for certain classes of L [Motor vehicle with less than four wheels and includes a Quadricycle], M [Motor vehicles with at least four wheels used for carrying passengers] and N [Motor vehicles with at least four wheels used for carrying goods which may also carry persons in addition to goods, subject to conditions stipulated in BIS standards] categories. v. Mandated speed limiting function/speed limiting device in all transport vehicles, except for two wheelers, three wheelers, quadricycles, fire tenders, ambulances and police vehicles. vi. Published the rules for recognition, regulation and control of Automated Testing Stations, which define the procedure for fitness testing of vehicles through automated equipment and the procedure for grant of fitness certificate by ATSs. The rules have been further amended on 31.10.2022 and 14.03.2024. vii. Formulated the Vehicle Scrapping Policy based on incentives/dis-incentives and for creating an ecosystem to phase out old, unfit and polluting vehicles. viii. Formulated a Scheme to set up one model Inspection & Certification Centre in each State/UT with Central assistance for testing the fitness of vehicles through an automated system. ix. Published rules regarding the Bharat New Car Assessment Program (BNCAP) to introduce the concept of safety rating ofpassenger cars and empower consumers to take informed decisions. x. Published rules regarding prescribed level playing field in the area of manufacturing of buses by Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and Bus Body Builders. xi. Mandated vehicles, manufactured on or after 1st October, 2025, shall be fitted with an air-conditioning system for the cabin of vehicles of N2 (goods vehicle with gross vehicle weight exceeding 3.5 tonnes but not exceeding 12.0 tonnes) and N3 (goods vehicle with gross vehicle weight exceeding 12.0 tonnes) category. xii. Published rules for revision of standards for Safety Belt, Restraint Systems and Safety Belt Reminder to provide provisions for applicability of revised standards for safety belt assemblies, safety belt anchorages and the installation of Safety Belts and Restraint Systems, in Motor vehicles of category M,N and L7 w.e.f. 01st April, 2025. Further, the vehicles of category M1, manufactured on and after the 1st April 2025, shall meet the requirement of safety belt reminder for all front facing rear seats as per AIS-145-2018. xiii. Published rules for Active safety features in Medium and Heavy Duty vehicles, which provide for Braking System including Anti-lock Braking, Endurance Braking System for M2, M3, N1, N2, N3 and Quadricycle (effective for new models from 1st January, 2027 and for existing models from 1st October, 2027), and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) including Vehicle Stability Function (VSF), Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS), Driver Drowsiness and Attention Warning Systems, Blind Spot Information Systems and Moving off Information Systems for M2, M3, N2 and N3 categories of vehicles (effective for new models from 1st October, 2027 and for existing models from 1st January, 2028). xiv. Published rule for Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (AVAS) meeting AIS-173 audibility standards has been mandated for electric vehicles. The requirement applies to new vehicle models manufactured on or after 1st October 2026 and existing vehicle models manufactured on or after 1st October 2027. Since electric vehicles operate almost silently at low speeds, AVAS generates an audible warning sound to alert pedestrians, cyclists, and especially visually impaired persons of an approaching vehicle, thereby enhancing road safety. (3) Enforcement: i. The Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019 as stands implemented provides for strict penalties for ensuring compliance and enhancing deterrence for violation of traffic rules and strictenforcement through use of technology. Traffic management and enforcement is essentially in the domain of State Governments/UT Administrations. While Central Government formulates rules under the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988, the enforcement of these rules comes under the purview of State Governments/UT Administrations. ii. Issued rules for Electronic Monitoring and Enforcement of Road Safety. The rules specify the detailed provisions for placement of electronic enforcement devices on high risk & high density corridors on National Highways, State Highways and critical junctions cities having a population of more than one million in the country and cities under National Clean Air Programme (NCAP). iii. The Central Government, vide Notification dated 20.01.2026, has amended Rules 167 and 167A of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 to establish a transparent, technology-driven and time- bound e-Challan framework for issuance, payment and redressal of traffic challans. The amendments also provide for online challenge of challans, automated notifications and stronger enforcement measures to improve compliance and road safety. iv. Government has notified the National Road Safety Board Rules, 2025 and in accordance with the provisions of the said Rules, the National Road Safety Board has been constituted and notified vide S.O. 3505(E) dated 29.06.2026. v. The Central Government has formulated the Guidelines on Constitution and Utilization of the State Road Safety Fund (SRSF) and Funding to District Road Safety Committees (DRSCs) 2025 to ensure sustained financing and accountable implementation of road safety measures through the establishment of a non-lapsable State Road Safety Fund and by empowering District Road Safety Committees to undertake targeted road safety interventions at the grassroots level. vi. On 10th June, 2024, the Government has issued an advisory to all the States and Union territories on technological interventions for ensuring compliance with Motor Vehicle Act, 1988. vii. The Government has issued guidelines under the 'Programme for Accelerated Renewal and Incentivization of Vehicle Assets for Reducing Transport Air Pollution and Network Emissions (PARIVARTAN Scheme)' on 14.07.2026 to accelerate the replacement of old, polluting vehicles with cleaner and safer alternatives in Delhi-NCR. The scheme promotes vehicle scrapping and adoption of environmentally friendly vehicles, contributing to improved road safety, reduced emissions, and sustainable mobility. (4) Emergency care:i. Revised the scheme guidelines (named as Rah-Veer) for the protection of Good Samaritan, who in good faith, voluntarily and without expectation of any reward or compensation renders emergency medical or non-medical care or assistance at the scene of an accident to the victim or transports such victim to the hospital. As per the scheme, the reward for Rah-Veer has been increased to Rs. 25,000/- from Rs. 5,000/-. ii. Enhanced compensation of victims of Hit and Run motor accidents (from Rs. 12,500 to Rs. 50,000 for grievous hurt and from Rs. 25,000 to Rs.2,00,000 for death). iii. The National Highways Authority of India has made provisions for ambulances with paramedical staff/Emergency Medical Technician/Nurse at toll plazas on the completed corridors of National Highways. iv. Government has notified the 'Prime Minister – Road Accident Victims' Hospitalisation and Assured Treatment (PM-Rahat) Scheme' (Cashless Treatment of Road Accident Victims Scheme, 2025) on 5th May 2025. Subsequently, detailed operational guidelines, including the process flow, stakeholder-wise Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and clearly defined roles and responsibilities, were notified on 4th June 2025 to facilitate its effective implementation.Annexure-II ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (b) and (c) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 3136 ANSWERED ON 06TH AUGUST, 2026 ASKED BY SHRI BASTIPATI NAGARAJU REGARDING MEASURES TO REDUCE ROAD ACCIDENTS. Details of third-party experts and agencies for conducting Road Safety Audits of projects undertaken by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) Sr Road Safety Sr. Name of the Firms Auditor-cum-Team Traffic Planner Leader M/s Shweta Technophile 1 Jhansi Rani Rajeev Kamboj Consultants Pvt. Ltd. Translink Infrastructure Mr. Chhoturam 2 Mr. Dhruv Patel Consultants (P) Ltd. Bishnoi Techmodec Consultants Narayan C 3 Sita Ram sharma Pvt. Ltd. Bagalkot Dr. Naga 4 Sri Infotech D. Srinivasa Chari Mallikarjuna Rao Golla INFRASTRUCTURE Mr. pawan Mr. abhai kumar 5 DEVELOPMENT daulatrao khare CONSULTANTS deshpande Mr. ashok kumar Mr. nitesh 6 PARISHA Engineers LLP pareek samariya M/s Almondz Global Infra- 7 Sudhakar Singh Uma Devi Rangali Consultant Limited G-Eng Advisory Services Pvt Mr.Sajjan Kumar Mr. Mahipal 8 Ltd Goyal Singh Shweta Technophile Dr. Syed Aqeel 9 Ramdasse Consultants Private Limited Ahmad Geo Designs and Research Hemantkumar 10 Harish kulkarni Pvt. Ltd pandya mr. pallav s. 11 INDIAN INFRATECH Mr. milind jamble bhinge Pioneer Infra Consultants Rajendra kumar 12 Kamal kishore Pvt. Ltd neekhra Road Link Consultancy Naresh Kumar 13 Rajendar Kumar Services Chaturvedi Paresh Kumar 14 Antique Buildtech Pvt. Ltd Manish Mangal GuptaMinesh Yogesh Sphere Infratech 15 Vinodkumar Prabhudas Consultancy Pvt Ltd Khinvasara Pathak Rajesh Chandra 16 PARISHA Engineers LLP Akash Bhatnagar Purohit M/s INFOTRANS 17 Potchi Reddy B Anita ENGINEERS PVT LTD FP India Project Ms. Lakshmi 18 Management Consultancy Rakesh R Menon Services Pvt. Ltd Mohd. Mohd. 19 Casta Engineers Pvt Ltd Shamsuzzoha Hedayatullah Feedback Infra Private Raveendra Babu 20 Prasanth Kalathil Limited Talluri LION ENGINEERING 21 CONSULTANTS PRIVATE Mr. anil Chansoria Mr. ajay saxena LIMITED Dattatraya 22 M/s Indian Infratech. Yashwantarao Vijay Jeughale Patil M/s Geo Designs and 23 Umakant Pani Abhiskek Kumar Research Pvt. Ltd INFOTRANS ENGINEERS V jagan selva 24 G kumar PVT LTD prabhu M/s Samarth Infra Engg. 25 V. Srinivasa Rao G. Vidya Sagar Technocrats Pvt. Ltd. M/s Armenge Engineering K Venkata Ramana Col Mukesh 26 And Management Murty Kumar Sharma Consultants Pvt. Ltd. M/s Lion Engineering Devendra 27 Sriram Sharma Consultants Private Limited Dandotiya M/s Specialized Engineering Col Tk 28 Z Ahmad Khan Services Pvt Ltd Sashidharan Geo Designs and Research 29 Jignesh trivedi Anil mehta Pvt. Ltd M/s Shweta Technophile Geeta Shukla 30 Vikrant Kumar Consultants Private Limited Jindal Rajesh Harish 31 GMD Consultants Shailendra Mohan Gajjar A.K. Construction Raguraman 32 Atul Kumar Manufacturers Pvt. Ltd Soundararajan Infinite Civil Solutions Pvt. Shabana 33 Pragnesh Soni Ltd ThabassumMahender Macha Venkata 34 Saadhya Infra solution LLP Vaddepally Sreedhar Civilbaba Infra Consultant Rajesh Kumar Ishwinder Singh 35 Pvt Ltd Jindal Dua M/s Lion Engineering 36 B.K Rana Sushil Nimbark Consultants Private Limited Credence Imagineering Kiran Rambhau D. Ramesh 37 Consultancy Services Pvt Somwanshi Kumar Ltd M A SOLUTIONS PRIVATE 38 Mashkur ahmad Upendra kumar LIMITED 39 M/s Design Aid Prashant Joshi Nausheen Khan M/s SPHERE INFRATECH 40 CONSULTANCY PRIVATE Bs Kadiya Bhavin Parmar LIMITED 41 Rites Ltd Sanjeev Gupta Rajendra Sothwal M/s Structon Project Pramod Vasant Prabhakar 42 Consultants Private Limited Joshi Govinda Vanjari Mr. Pradeep Mr. Narayan Lal 43 M/s. P.K.Engineers Agarwal Verma Road Link Consultancy Mahesh Chandra Virendra 44 Services Goyal Chaudhary Pankaj Kumar 45 M/s. MPG Associates Vivek Singh Gupta Monarch Surveyors And Shankar Dattatray Sujeet Kumar 46 Engineering Consultants Kulkarni Modi Pvt. Ltd Pioneer Infra Consultants Shyam Sunder Ravi Kumar 47 Pvt Ltd. Vijay Singhal M/s Ayoleeza Consultants Mr. Abhishek 48 Mr. Sunmeet singh India Pvt. Ltd. kumar Mahamarg Infra Hari Manaji 49 Vinod Sharma Consultants Pvt. Ltd Vidhate M/s Bharti Technical and Rajesh Kumar 50 Varun Kirti Economical Services Chopra Col Khushwant Sushil Kumar 51 KS Infra Consultants Singh Singhal INFOTRANS ENGINEERS Krishna mohan 52 Pavan kumar P M PVT LTD boddapati Infrastructure Development Sudhendra Kumar 53 Corporation (Karnataka) Sujit Kumar Rao Karanam LimitedGeneral Higways and Sushil Kumar 54 Inderjit Ghai Infracon Pvt Ltd Vidhaan Technical Consultancy Vinay Kumar 55 Pradeep Gairola Services Gupta Mrs. Rajani 56 CDF INFRA CON PVT LTD Dr. Siddegowda Nilesh Pasarate M/s Shree Bhawani 57 Consultancy Services Pvt. Anil Kumar Gupta Prashant Deva Ltd. M/s Consulting Engineers Pramod Kumar 58 Brijesh Angira Group Ltd Jain Sudershan Kumar 59 Rites Ltd Rakesh Kumar Popli CMEC CONSULTING 60 ENGINEERS PRIVATE Mr. komal prasad Mr. prem kumar LIMITED M/s Almondz Global Infra- Virendra Datt Santhiny Quintoil 61 Consultant Limited Sharma M Holtec Consulting Private 62 Jitesh Gupta Akhil Bhutani Limited Specialized Engineering 63 Ziauddin malik Maaz sultan Services Pvt. Ltd. SYNERGY ENGINEERS 64 Avinash Panchotia Salil Kumar GROUP PVT LTD Mr. chandra lal 65 PARISHA Engineers LLP Mr. lilesh gautam verma SA Infrastructure 66 Anu goel Sanjay shukla Consultants Pvt. Ltd M/s Aarvee Associates 67 Architects Engineers and Biju Muthu M.Khaleel Basha Consultants Pvt. Ltd. Vishnu Prakash 68 RITES Limited Pankaj Gupta Goyal Technical Consultancy Er. Gautam 69 Er. Mohit verma Services aditya ACCRETE CONSULTING Mr. Rajesh 70 Mr. Gopal ENGINEERS PVT LTD Singhal Techmodec Consultants Rakesh Kumar 71 Mangilal Verma Pvt. Ltd. Goyal Road Link Consultancy Akhilesh 72 Priyanka Verma Services Vashishtha Chaitanya Projects Neeraj Kumar 73 S.K. Sinha Consultancy Pvt. Ltd SinhaSterling Indo Tech 74 Virendra Mittal Anil Kumar Jain Consultants Pvt Ltd Techmodec Consultants 75 Lokesh kumar sharad saxena Pvt. Ltd Feedback Infra Private 76 S Kumar Satish N.L. Limited FP India Project Ms. Priyanka 77 Management Consultancy Dr. Santosh Jalihal Sareen Services Pvt. Ltd Info Trans Engineers Pvt Ganesh Kumar 78 P Anil Kumar Ltd Sardie Upham International Himat Kumar 79 Saurav Shekhar Corporation BhuyanAnnexure-III ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (b) and (c) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 3136 ANSWERED ON 06TH AUGUST, 2026 ASKED BY SHRI BASTIPATI NAGARAJU REGARDING MEASURES TO REDUCE ROAD ACCIDENTS. Details of third-party experts and agencies for conducting Road Safety Audits of projects undertaken by the National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL) Sl.No. State Third-Party Experts/Agencies 1. Uttarakhand Jaiman Construction Consutlants & Dr. Vishwa Kant Pandey M/S Khanna Goyal & Dr. Vishwa Kant Pandey Kqc Global Designers Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd. 2. Sikkim M/S GK Consulting Engineers Sphere Infratech Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. M/S Indus Consultant Pvt. Ltd. M/S Resotech Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd. TRANSLINK Infrastructure Consultants (P) Ltd Shweta Technophile Consultants Pvt. Ltd. 3. Meghalaya M/S BTES Consulting Services Pvt. Ltd.Annexure-IV ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (b) and (c) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 3136 ANSWERED ON 06TH AUGUST, 2026 ASKED BY SHRI BASTIPATI NAGARAJU REGARDING MEASURES TO REDUCE ROAD ACCIDENTS. State-wise details of the road safety audits conducted at various stages of road projects undertaken by NHAI Tota Total Proj Total Total Proj Total Total Contr Total Contr l No. ect On Wh Activ ect On W Cont act length act length RO of Pr ich RSC ale Audi hich RSC ract On Which R On Which R ojectready App t Proj is Not Ap Leng SC already SC is Not A s ointed ects pointed th Appointed ppointed RO-Ja 255 101 79 154 7410 5713 1696 ipur RO-B 318 99 52 219 5492 2825 2667 hopal RO-Vi jayaw 296 96 30 200 4346 1431 2915 ada RO-B engal 295 73 19 222 4121 1059 3061 uru RO-G andhi 280 70 34 210 4032 2171 1860 nagar RO-Pa 215 87 52 128 3955 3004 951 tna RO-M 289 68 37 221 3580 2054 1526 umbai RO-U P Wes 193 49 31 144 3098 1557 1541 t RO-C handi 305 51 23 254 2842 1383 1459 garh ( HR) RO-U P Eas 178 51 26 127 2830 1473 1357 t RO-N 196 41 17 155 2611 1154 1457 agpurRO-M adura 203 47 23 156 2546 1399 1147 i RO-C henna 247 49 8 198 2261 310 1951 i RO-B huban 234 48 19 186 2220 1075 1145 eswar RO-D 186 64 31 122 2016 1102 914 elhi RO-C handi 212 51 16 161 1413 616 797 garh ( PB) RO-K olkat 111 32 18 79 1394 908 486 a RO-R 97 44 29 53 1288 1126 162 anchi RO-G uwah 114 39 21 75 1208 821 387 ati RO-R 60 21 18 39 1166 1126 39 aipur RO-H ydera 164 43 18 121 1083 748 335 bad RO-D ehrad 108 32 4 76 858 67 791 un RO-Th iruva nanth 110 35 5 75 836 201 635 apura m RO-Ja 66 31 25 35 635 500 136 mmu RO-Sh 127 24 9 103 574 185 389 imla 6381 Total 4835 1322 644 3513 34008 29806 4Annexure-V ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (b) and (c) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 3136 ANSWERED ON 06TH AUGUST, 2026 ASKED BY SHRI BASTIPATI NAGARAJU REGARDING MEASURES TO REDUCE ROAD ACCIDENTS. State-wise details of the road safety audits conducted at various stages of road projects undertaken by NHIDCL Sl. State RO-NHIDC RO-NHIDCL RO-NHIDCL RO-NHID RO-NHID Rema N L Audit Comp Audit Comp CL CL rks -u o. Audit com leted (in KMleted (in KMAudit Co Audit Co pdate pleted (in s) during Q1 s) during Q2 mpleted mpleted d on KMs) from (01.04.2025 (30.06.2025 (in KMs) (in KMs) 01.04.202 to to during Q during Q 5 to 30.06.2025) 30.09.2025) 3 4 31.03.202 ( 30.09.2 ( 31.12.2 6 025 to 025 to 31.12.20 31.03.20 25 ) 26 ) 1 Arun 40.983 23.083 2.91 0 14.99 24-07 acha -2026 l Pra desh 2 Assa 1244.3 193.2 206 72.86 772.24 25-06 m -2026 3 J & 0 0 14.835 0 8.402 27-07 K -2026 4 Lada 0 0 0 0 0 24-07 kh -2026 5 Mani 280.314 126.227 0 0 65.208 24-07 pur -2026 6 Megh186.358 40.288 42.25 103.82 0 alaya 7 Mizor310.611 273.205 0 6.996 30.41 15-07 am -2026 8 Naga 104.193 84.193 - - 20.000 15-07 land -2026 9 Sikki 0 0 0 0 0 24-07 m -2026 10 Tripu 21.412 21.412 0 0 0 15-07ra -2026 11 Uttar 0 0 0 0 0 24-07 khan -2026 d 12 West 0 0 0 0 0 24-07 Beng -2026 al *****