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Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

National highways: building, widening and maintaining them, mostly through the NHAI.

₹2,87,142 crore

in 2025–26, 5.78% of all union government spending. Revised estimate, not yet final.

Revenue ₹15,090 crore · Capital ₹2,72,051 crore

What the money actually buys

Building and widening roads: ₹2,85,332 crore of it is capital works rather than upkeep. ₹1,68,602 crore of it goes to the National Highways Authority of India, which builds and maintains the national highway network.

Every year on record

Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, by year
Year Amount Revenue Capital Basis
2025–26 ₹2,87,142 crore ₹15,090 crore ₹2,72,051 crore Revised estimate
2024–25 ₹2,99,460 crore ₹14,116 crore ₹2,85,344 crore Actuals
2023–24 ₹2,75,986 crore ₹12,074 crore ₹2,63,912 crore Actuals
2022–23 ₹2,17,089 crore ₹11,104 crore ₹2,05,986 crore Actuals
2021–22 ₹1,23,551 crore ₹10,239 crore ₹1,13,312 crore Actuals
2020–21 ₹99,159 crore ₹9,964 crore ₹89,195 crore Actuals

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Where these figures come from

A document's title is its publication year, which is usually not the year of the figures inside it: an Expenditure Profile reports actuals for the year that ended two years earlier. The year printed beside each citation is the year the money was spent.

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