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Relief for commercial vehicles: Up to 50% reduction in toll for elevated sections on NHs

IndiaTimes Friday, 4 July 2025 ()
The road transport ministry has announced a new rule that could reduce toll rates by up to 50% for bridges, tunnels, flyovers, and elevated sections on National Highways. This move aims to provide relief to commercial and heavy vehicles, particularly on tolled sections with numerous structures.
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Government anger at resident doctors’ five-day strike [Video]

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