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Highways Authority of India (NHAI). Government has envisaged huge investment for construction and upgradation of National Highways under various phases of NHDP over the medium term. Details of various phases of NHDP are as under: NHDP Phase-I: This phase was approved in December 2000. It envisaged - (a) Four laning of National Highways comprising Golden Quadrilateral (GQ) linking major metros, viz. Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai & Kolkata having an aggregate length of 5846 km; (b) North-South and East-West corridors covering 981 km; (c) Port connectivity by upgrading 356 km of NHs linking major ports in the country and; (d) upgradation of 315 km of other National Highways. The total aggregate length of NHs for upgradation envisaged under Phase I was placed at 7498 km. The total length completed upto 31 st March 2010 was 7328 km. NHDP Phase-II: This phase was approved in December 2003. The main thrust of this phase involved upgradation (4 laning) of (a) North-South (Srinagar to Kanyakumari) & East-West (Silchar to Porbandar) corridors covering a distance of 6161 km and; (b) upgradation of 486 km stretch of other National Highways. The total length coverage for upgradation under Phase – II involved 6647 km out of which 4465 km has been completed by 31 st March 2010. NHDP Phase-III: NHDP Phase-III involves 4-laning of 12,109 km of high-density stretches of NHs connecting State capitals, important tourist places and places of economic importance through Public Private Partnership (PPP) basis. Out of this, implementation of 4815 km on BOT was approved under NHDP Phase IIIA. NHDP Phase IIIB involving implementation of the balance 7294 km was approved in April 2007. Till 31 st March 2010, 1581 km of road length had been completed. NHDP Phase-IV: This phase involved improvement of 20,000 km of NHs to two lanes with paved shoulders. NHDP Phase-V: This phase was approved for six laning of 6,500 km of existing 4 lane highways in October 2006 on Design Build Finance and Operation (DBFO) basis. This included 5,700 km of GQ and 800 km of other selected stretches. viii
NHDP Phase-VI: This phase, approved in November 2006, envisaged development of 1000 km of access controlled four/six lane divided carriageway expressways on DBFO basis. NHDP Phase-VII: This phase was approved in December 2007 for construction of stand alone ring roads, by-passes (including improvements of NH links in city), Grade Separated Intersections, flyovers, elevated highways, Road Over Bridges (ROBs), underpasses and service roads on BOT Toll basis. Status of National Highways (as on 31.3.2010) Lane Status Length in km 6 lane and above 731 (1 %) 4 lane (2 lane dual carriageway) 14,584 (20.6 %) 2 lane (7 meters) 37,488 (52.8 %) Single/Intermediate lane 18,131 (25.6 %) Total length of National Highways 70,934 6.4 Expenditure incurred under various phases of the NHDP is shown in Table 4. Table 4 : Financial Performance - Expenditure on NHDP (Rs. Crore) S.No Year NHDP I NHDP II NHDP III NHDP IV NHDP V NHDP VI NHDP VII Total 1 Upto year 1998 163.44 0 0 0 0 163.44 2 1998-99 328.16 0.8 0 0 328.96 3 1999-00 732.05 3.7 0 0 735.75 4 2000-01 1239.51 7.52 0 0 1247.03 5 2001-02 3878.36 1.92 0 0 3880.28 6 2002-03 6021.37 12.55 0 0 6033.92 7 2003-04 7422.56 75.03 0 0 7497.59 8 2004-05 6116.51 184.44 3.35 0 6304.3 9 2005-06 4317.46 1773.35 51.02 0 6141.83 10 2006-07 2089.63 5465.31 1362.28 0 8917.22 11 2007-08 1863.03 10169.22 3050.3 557.15 15639.7 12 2008-09 1257.72 11621.94 3961.59 729.52 17570.77 13 2009-10 1098.85 8968.83 5755.47 2516.9 0.18 18340.23 Total 36528.65 38284.61 14184.01 0 3803.57 0 0.18 92801.02 ix
Page 1 and 2: BASIC ROAD STATISTICS OF INDIA 2004
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Page 13 and 14: Note: Road Length of State Highways
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SECTION - 5 ZILLA PARISHAD ROADS
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State/UT Total Surfaced W.B.M. B.T.
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LENGTH OF ZILLA PARISHAD ROADS BY T
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SECTION - 6 VILLAGE PANCHAYAT ROADS
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TABLE NO. 6.2 LENGTH OF VILLAGE PAN
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TABLE NO. 6.4 LENGTH OF VILLAGE PAN
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SECTION - 7 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/
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TABLE NO. 7.2 LENGTH OF CD/PANCHAYA
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TABLE NO. 7.4 LENGTH OF CD/PANCHAYA
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SECTION - 8 URBAN ROADS
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States/UTs Total / Surfaced 2004 20
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TABLE NO.8.3 LENGTH OF URBAN ROADS
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TABLE NO.8.5 LENGTH OF URBAN ROADS
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TABLE No. 8.7 LENGTH OF MUNICIPAL R
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TABLE No. 8.9 LENGTH OF MUNICIPAL R
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TABLE NO. 8.11 LENGTH OF MILITARY E
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TABLE NO. 8.13 LENGTH OF MILITARY E
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TABLE NO. 8.15 LENGTH OF RAILWAY RO
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TABLE NO. 8.17 LENGTH OF RAILWAY RO
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States/UT TABLE NO. 8.19 LENGTH OF
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TABLE NO. 8.25 LENGTH OF MINOR PORT
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Table No. 9.1 TOTAL AND SURFACED LE
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LENGTH OF PROJECTS ROADS BY TYPE OF
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LENGTH OF PROJECTS ROADS BY TYPE OF
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER FOREST DEPTT.
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER FOREST DEPTT.
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER IRRIGATION DE
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER IRRIGATION DE
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State/UTs Total Surfaced Unsurfaced
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State/UTs Total Surfaced Unsurfaced
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER SUGAR CANE AU
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER SUGAR CANE AU
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER COAL MINES DE
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER COAL MINES DE
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER SAIL & NMDC B
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104 TABLE NO. 9.28 LENGTH OF ROADS
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SECTION - 10 PLAN OUTLAY AND EXPEND
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Sl.No States/UTs Table 10.2 Outlay
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SECTION - 11 MISCELLANEOUS
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ANNEX
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C. HIGHWAY CLASSES BY WIDTH 1. Belo
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