In ABP Network’s “Resepying India Conclave” Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari made several important announcements regarding major changes related to road and infrastructure in India. He informed that the government is working on toll relieving passengers, tunnel construction, new ropeway line and water taxi services in hilly states.

Gadkari spoke on new toll pass

Gadkari said, “People go out of their car for tourism and have to bear the burden of toll. Now they will have to pay a low toll charge and there will be no need to stop at the toll plaza.”

Big statement about road and tunnel construction

The Union Minister said that at this time the work of 450 km long tunnel is going on. Although the expenditure is high, tunnel construction is being given priority in states like Himachal, Uttarakhand and Jammu and Kashmir. Also, new rules have been made for diversion so that there is no dependence on temporary solutions.

Ropeway will be built between Dhaulakuan-Manesar

Gadkari informed that there is a plan to build ropeway from Dhaulakuan to Manesar. Its speed can be up to 200 km per hour, although the speed will be slightly reduced due to many stations being built in the middle.

Water taxi and C-plane project in Mumbai

He informed that the Maharashtra government is going to start a water taxi service in Mumbai. Apart from this, a plan was also made to run about 100 C-plane. C-plane service was introduced from Sardar Sarovar in Ahmedabad, but due to the financial problems of the state government, the scheme could not progress.

Nitin Gadkari’s response to road accidents

Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said that the government is constantly taking steps to reduce road accidents. Special attention has been paid to improvement in road engineering, flyover construction and repairing black spots. He told that now six airbags are being replaced in cars instead of four. However, the big challenge is the negligence of the people, Such as not wearing helmets while riding a bike or breaking traffic signal. Gadkari said that the helmet has been made mandatory with the sales of the bike and the fine has also been strict.

Those who take the injured to the hospital will get security

Gadkari said that now the police will not disturb the people who take the injured to the hospital after the road accident. New rules have been implemented for this. He told that earlier people did not help with fear that the police should not make a mess. At the same time, the government has also improved on insurance.

Gadkari’s statement on electric vehicles

Gadkari said that the sale of electric two-wheelers is getting 15% more than petrol vehicles. This will not only reduce pollution, but in the coming time the prices of electric and petrol and diesel vehicles will also be almost equal.

Important role of automobile industry

Gadkari said that the GST automobile industry in the country gives the most. His dream is that in the next five years, India became number-one in the world in the field of biofuel and the goal of pollution-free and self-sufficient India should be met.

Dedication to social work

Gadkari said that 90% of his time is spent in social work. They run schools in tribal areas and work for the laborers and farmers is their priority. He clarified that despite not being a monk-monk, he will continue to work continuously for the society.

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Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari made a big announcement in ABP News’s special program ‘ABP RERSEpping India Conclave’. He said that there is a plan to run pod taxi between Dhaula Kuan from Manser.

Gadkari said on Tuesday (September 16), “We are going to drive 300 cable cars in the country. Tomorrow (Wednesday) we have a meeting here. There is a presentation between Dhaula Kuan in Delhi to Haryana Manesar. I am taking a presentation of five technology. Five big companies in the world will be included. We will be able to go into the air. There will be pod above, 18 to 25 people will sit in it, we can go at a speed of 200 kilometers. But if you stop here, there will not be that much speed. ”

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He said about other projects, “There is a plan of ropeway in Kedarnath. Its price is 5 thousand crores. The ticket will be quite cheaper. Where it used to take five and a half hours to go, now that journey will be held in 24 to 27 minutes. Investor is spending on this project. We are not doing anything. We are getting 800 crores from above.

Water taxi plan in Mumbai

Nitin Gadkari also gave information about the water taxi in Mumbai. He said that a jetty was made at the airport due to my insistence. The chairman of BPT studied it and there was talk of 5-6 thousand water taxi. Through this, like Venice, you can sit in a water taxi. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis spoke to the company about this, because it is a project of the state government. The company is now selected and the new airport is starting. Now the Maharashtra government has planned to start a water taxi.

Plan for public transport

Nitin Gadkari said, “Public transport should be easy. He had gone to Czechoslovakia, there are flash charging. There are many places in Europe. There is a bus for 135 seats. There is an entry from the front. There will be an entry with a card or mobile phone. Good chairs have been installed in the bus and TV is installed in front. Its price is 30 percent lower than diesel bus. It is charged in 20 seconds at every bus stop. Pilot projects are being done in Nagpur. Tata has got this project. Started manufacturing in Dharwad. ”

He further said, “The demand for metro for public transport is high. Its cost is Rs 550 crore per kilometer. Its cost is only Rs 2 crore per kilometer. You can reach Jaipur from Delhi in two and a half hours. ”When will this bus service start? Regarding this, Nitin Gadkari said that I am a minister for 11 years, who I speak.