Project News & Awards

The Rs 1,352-crore NHAI Dewas-Badnawar Highway in Madhya Pradesh has been reported to present a traffic bottleneck risk in Ujjain ahead of Simhastha. Projects India tracks 267 highway projects in Madhya Pradesh alone.

An arbitration tribunal has rejected the bulk of Rs 366.53 crore in claims filed against NHAI in a Rajasthan highway dispute. The decision, reported on 17 October 2026, adds to a series of arbitration outcomes in NHAI's favour.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has approved highway projects valued at Rs 508 crore in Nagaland, as reported on 5 October 2026. The approval adds to a substantial national pipeline of road infrastructure work tracked across India.

Highway Infrastructure has secured toll contracts valued at Rs 2.45 bn spanning Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, reported on 7 October 2026. Projects India tracks 29 live bridge and road-over-bridge projects across India.

A Rs 994 crore highway upgrade project in Sikkim targeting the route to Gangtok was reported on 7 October 2026. The project adds to a broad national pipeline of road infrastructure works tracked across India.

Highway Infrastructure has secured a Letter of Award from NHAI for a toll fee collection contract. The contract value was reported at between Rs 24.46 crore and Rs 244.6 mn by two outlets on 8 October 2026.

The cabinet has approved a Rs 7,145 crore access-controlled highway linking Kanpur and Kabrai under the build-operate-transfer model. The project adds to a growing pipeline of highway investments tracked across Uttar Pradesh and beyond.

NHAI has mandated 15–20-minute documentary films for highway projects valued above Rs 500 crore, as reported on 10 October 2026. Projects India tracks 4,728 roadways and highways projects across India, with nearly 1,000 already under construction.

Dilip Buildcon has secured a Rs 1,647 crore order from the National Highways Authority of India for a road project in Telangana. The contract was reported on 8 October 2026.

G R Infraprojects has secured a Rs 1,453.57 crore road project on NH-56 in Gujarat under the Hybrid Annuity Mode. The award adds to the company's growing portfolio of national highway contracts across India.

A highway concessionaire claimed Rs 911 crore in termination payments under force majeure, but the Delhi High Court upheld a Rs 650 crore project-cost cap and declined to restore the arbitral award.

NHAI and SSNNL have signed a memorandum of understanding to accelerate approvals for highway, canal and pipeline crossings in Gujarat. The agreement was reported by two outlets on 22 September 2026.