Today, we applaud a promising development in Rajasthan’s infrastructure story. Highway infrastructure has received a Letter of Acceptance worth Rs 25.26 crore from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to operate and maintain an eight-lane expressway stretch in the state. This contract covers about 80.64 km between Laban village in Bundi district and the Gopalpura fee plaza interchange in Kota district.
Under this agreement, Highway Infrastructure will collect user fees, maintain the road and also look after adjacent facilities like toilets, supply consumables and ensure upkeep. The project is slated to be completed within 90 days, bringing swift implementation and benefits to many users.
This contract signals more than just business news; it reflects the growing momentum of quality infrastructure in the region. By transferring accountability to responsive operators, we can expect a better user experience: smoother rides, cleaner amenities and consistent maintenance. Rajasthan is being woven ever more tightly into the national network of expressways and highways and each new stretch contributes to faster travel, improved connectivity and stronger economic linkages across towns and cities.
Highway Infrastructure is no newcomer; the firm already has experience with tollway operations, EPC projects and modern technologies like ETC and ANPR systems. It has delivered numerous road projects before and is now expanding its reach further.
For Rajasthan’s citizens and businesses, better roads mean saved time, lower transport costs and easier movement of goods and people. For the state, it reinforces its reputation as a partner in progress. And for India, it is another step in building a seamless, modern transport backbone. Rajasthan’s expressways are not just pathways; they are lifelines of development.
