Union Road Ministry enables online permit for tourist services across country
March 14, 2021
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All existing permits shall continue to be in force during their validity
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has announced a new scheme, under which any tourist vehicle operator may apply for an “All India Tourist Authorisation/Permit” online, stated an official release.
The permit will be issued, after relevant documents are submitted and fees deposited, within 30 days of submission of applications.
The new set of rules- to be known as the “All India Tourist Vehicles Authorisation and Permit Rules, 2021” - will be applicable from April 1. All existing permits shall continue to be in force during their validity, it added.
Dilip Builcon announced the receipt of provisional completion certificate for the road project Karodi to Telwadi Road section of NH 211 in state of Maharashtra under NHDP phase IV-B on EPC mode.
The project was completed 30 days prior to scheduled completion date for which it is awarded bonus of Rs 5.08 crore.
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