Madhya Pradesh
Cabinet Approved 4‑Lane Expansion of NH‑752D in Madhya Pradesh
- 12 Mar 2026
- 2 min read
Why in News?
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved the construction of a 4‑lane section of NH‑752D covering the Badnawar–Petlawad–Thandla–Timarwani stretch in Madhya Pradesh on a Hybrid Annuity Mode.
Key Points:
- Length & Cost: The upgraded highway stretch will have a length of about 80.45 km and an estimated capital cost of ₹3,839.42 crore.
- The project will be executed on a Hybrid Annuity Mode, under which the government and the developer share project costs and risks, ensuring timely completion and maintenance.
- Connectivity: The corridor will enhance connectivity between Ujjain and the Timrawani interchange on the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway, facilitating smoother traffic and faster movement of goods and passengers.
- Strategic Importance: The expansion is expected to boost regional economic activity, improve logistics efficiency, and attract investment by providing better access to markets and industrial areas in western and central India.
- Implementation: The project’s implementation involves detailed planning, land acquisition, and construction phases, with periodic oversight to ensure quality infrastructure delivery.
- Project Features:
- Improved road safety with modern design standards.
- Reduced travel time and vehicle operating costs.
- Enhanced access to markets, urban centres, and industrial hubs.
- Government Objective: Strengthen the national highway network, improve regional mobility, and facilitate socio-economic development in Madhya Pradesh.
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