New Delhi: As of February 2025, a total length of 1,156 km out of 1,386 km of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway has been completed across States. Out of this, 756 km has been operationalised. Initially, there were delays in the project due to slow progress by the contractors, force majeure issues, land acquisition issues. The Government is taking all relevant steps to ensure the timely completion of the remaining length. The final cost of the project can only be ascertained post completion of t...Read More

Vadodara: The revised toll rates for the Vadodara-Bharuch section of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway have come into effect today, April 1, 2025. The National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) has announced the updated toll fees across the highways in the county as part of the annual revision. Motorists traveling along the Vadodara-Bharuch stretch (spanning approximately 91.474 km from Km 844.667 to Km 936.141) will now be subject to higher toll charges at various toll plazas, including Dodaka, Faja...Read More

Surat: Construction of the Mumbai-Vadodara Expressway, passing through the Bardoli, Palsana, and Kamrej talukas of Surat district, has been halted by protesting farmers who claim their access to agricultural fields has been blocked. Some farmers claimed that the expressway construction has reportedly cut off access roads to numerous farms, causing hardship for farmers who need to transport sugarcane, vegetables, and other produce. Despite repeated appeals to the National Highway Authority of I...Read More

Navsari: The construction of the eight-lane Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is progressing in two sections, one of which is the Vadodara-Virar section. This Vadodara-Virar section consists of 10 packages, and Package 7 connects the Kharel Interchange (near Gandeva) in Navsari to the Ena Interchange in Surat district. Package 7 is approximately 28 kilometers long, and IRB is handling its construction. Today, we bring you a ground report on this package based on vloggers’ insights and on-site footage. ...Read More

New Delhi: The completion of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, which was initially scheduled for October 2024, is now likely to be delayed by around two years. According to a report, the delay is due to the incomplete construction of six sections of the expressway, including three packages in Gujarat covering a total of 87 km. It is learned that one 35-km stretch has seen no progress, while work on the other two sections stands at 7% and 35%, respectively. The 1,386-km-long, eight-lane Delhi-Mumba...Read More

Surat: The 1,386 km-long, eight-lane Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is being built in two sections, i.e., Delhi-Vadodara and Vadodara-Virar. In this Vadodara-Virar section, Package 6 connects the Ena Interchange (at NH 53) to the Kim Interchange (NH 48), both falling in the Surat district. This package, built by GR Ena Kim Expressway Private Limited, received the Provisional Completion Certificate in January, meaning it is almost ready for public use. However, in this package, two major works are pendi...Read More

Dahod: The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway construction is ongoing in Gujarat, with packages 26 to 31 of this project falling under the Dahod-Vadodara segment. The first package that falls in Gujarat is Package 26, which starts from Bhimpura Village in Dahod and ends near the Anas River at the state border between Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. This package is being built by Atlas Construction at a cost of Rs. 1,971.36 crore. As of now, only 54.21% of the financial progress has been reported on this packag...Read More

Godhra: The Vadodara-Delhi section of the 1,386 km long, 8-lane wide Delhi-Mumbai Expressway consists of 31 packages. Among these, Package 29, connecting the Kalol Interchange to the Godhra Interchange, is approximately 100% complete. This package spans 23 km and has been constructed at a cost of Rs. 1,122 crore by PNC Infratech on an EPC basis. According to the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), the financial progress of the project stands at 98.55%. We bring you a progress repo...Read More

Bardoli: Should you drive on partially finished highway streches of the  Delhi - Mumbai Expressway? Daily lot of vehicles pass through the partially finished highway stretches but such journey involves risk, especially in the dark hours. An incident has come to light in which a speeding car veered off the unfinished expressway, mounting a pile of soil and launching itself 40 feet into the air before overturning. The accident occured on Friday night around 9 pm near Moti Naroli. Two occupants...Read More