The government has approved eight national high-speed road corridor projects of length 936 km worth Rs 50,655 crore to improve logistics efficiency and connectivity across the country. The projects approved by the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA)  include a six-lane Agra-Gwalior National High-Speed Corridor, four-lane Kharagpur-Moregram National High-Speed Corridor, six-lane Tharad-Deesa-Mehsana-Ahmedabad National High-Speed Corridor, four-lane Ayodhya Ring Road, 4-Lane Section between Pathalgaon and Gumla of Raipur-Ranchi National Highspeed Corridor, and six-lane Kanpur Ring Road.

These projects' implementation will generate an estimated 4.42 crore mandays of direct and indirect employment. The 88 km Agra-Gwalior National High-Speed Corridor will be developed on build-operate- transfer (BOT) mode as a fully access-controlled 6-lane corridor at a total capital cost of Rs 4,613 crore. The corridor will enhance connectivity to key tourist destinations in Uttar Pradesh (Taj Mahal, Agra Fort) and Madhya Pradesh (Gwalior Fort). It will reduce travel time by 50 percent,

The 231-km Kharagpur-Moregram corridor will be developed  as a HAM project at a total capital cost of Rs 10,247 crore. It will provide efficient connectivity for traffic between states such as West Bengal, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh on one end and North-Eastern part of the country on the other. The 214-km Tharad - Deesa - Mehsana - Ahmedabad National High-Speed Corridor will be developed in build - operate - transfer (BOT) mode at a total capital cost of Rs 10,534 crore., and will provide connectivity to Amritsar- Jamnagar Corridor and Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, with seamless connecttivity for the freight vehicles from Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan to the major ports in Maharashtra (JNPT, Mumbai and Vadhavan port).