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Imagine an electric highway, which supplies power to vehicles traveling on it, well that's what the Indian government is working on. 
Addressing an event organised by the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce (IACC), Nitin Gadkari reiterated that the government wants to develop India's public transport system on electricity.
The government is strongly encouraging solar and wind energy-based charging mechanisms for electric mobility, Nitin Gadkari said. 
"We are also working on developing electric highways, which will be powered by solar energy and this will facilitate charging of heavy duty trucks and buses while running," he said. 
Gadkari said that the government is also encouraging toll plazas to be powered by solar energy.
The minister said the road ministry has conducted route optimisation exercises across major corridors and has designed newer alignment.
Emphasising that a well-developed infrastructure enhances economic activities, creates new businesses and promotes job creation, Gadkari said, "We are constructing 26 greenfield expressways."
With the launch of PM Gati Shakti Master Plan, he said projects will get faster clearance and it would cut down logistic costs.

After electric vehicles; India to get electric highways 

After electric vehicles; India to get electric highways. 

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India to get electric highways: Nitin Gadkari

An electric highway generally refers to a road which supplies power to vehicles travelling on it, including through overhead power lines

Imagine an electric highway, which supplies power to vehicles traveling on it, well that's what the Indian government is working on.&nbsp;
Addressing an event organised by the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce (IACC), Nitin Gadkari reiterated that the government wants to develop India's public transport system on electricity.
The government is strongly encouraging solar and wind energy-based charging mechanisms for electric mobility, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/nitin-gadkari-slams-detractors-for-fabricated-drive-hints-at-taking-legal-aid-1661424806184">Nitin Gadkari</a> said.&nbsp;
"We are also working on developing electric highways, which will be powered by solar energy and this will facilitate charging of heavy duty trucks and buses while running," he said.&nbsp;
Gadkari said that the government is also encouraging toll plazas to be powered by solar energy.
The minister said the road ministry has conducted route optimisation exercises across major corridors and has designed newer alignment.
Emphasising that a well-developed infrastructure enhances economic activities, creates new businesses and promotes job creation, Gadkari said, "We are constructing 26 greenfield expressways."
With the launch of PM Gati Shakti Master Plan, he said projects will get faster clearance and it would cut down logistic costs.
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BJP MP from Ujjain Anil Firojiya has taken the challenge of losing weight as much as he can not only for his physical fitness but also for the development of his Lok Sabha constituency. It is indeed a strange thing that how somebody's physical fitness matters in his constituency.A few months back, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has taken a step towards the physical fitness of the Firojiya in connection with the funds he required for his constituency.During a function organised in the Makodiaam area, Gadkari made an announcement on the stage that every 1kg weight lost by Firojiya will be led to sanctioning Rs 1,000 crore for his parliamentary constituency as Firojiya was constantly asking for the budget for 11 road projects worth 5,772 crores for the Malwa region.Firojiya who weighed 125kg in February took the statement seriously and decided to go on a mission to shed his excess flab. So far Firojiya got 6000 crores and he said he's going to meet Gadkari in the upcoming monsoon session and will remind him of his promise.

₹ 1,000 Crore For Each Kg Lost, Nitin Gadkari challenged BJP MP

Anil&nbsp;Firojiya who weighed 125 kg in February took the statement of Nitin&nbsp;Gadkari seriously and decided to go on a mission to shed excess weight to raise funds for his Ujjain constituency

Losing weight clearly has health benefits but for Anil Firojiya, the BJP MP from Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s Ujjain it is not just about that. Losing weight is also a way to get central government funds for his Lok Sabha constituency. This story began to unfold months ago, when during a gathering the MP took up the weight-losing challenge thrown at him by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. Firojiya had been demanding funds for his constituency but to no avail. Gadkari then came up with a solution, stating that his constituency will receive Rs 1000 crores for each kilogram of weight the the Ujjain MP loses. Firojiya stood up to the challenge and if Gadkari keeps his promise, Ujjain is to get Rs 6000 crore as development fund so far.

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