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File photo of Union Minister Nitin Gadkari New Delhi- Union minister Nitin Gadkari on Thursday said the current system of toll collection will come to an end within a year and an electronic system will take its place, ensuring a seamless experience for highway users. The new system has been rolled out in 10 places and will be extended across the country within a year, the Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways said in Lok Sabha during Question Hour. “This toll system will end. There will be no one to stop you in the name of toll. Within…

Shillong: In March 2025, two students from Meghalaya died at Gokula Educational Trust in Bengaluru due to suspected food poisoning, prompting 22 students to be brought back home. Now, another 24 girls have been rescued from Sowmya Kesanupallii Student Home in Penumale, Chikkaballapur district, Karnataka. These girls, aged 8–13, had travelled to Karnataka for schooling. […] The post 24 Meghalaya girls rescued from Karnataka return to Shillong appeared first on EastMojo. Source link India Liquidity won’t be a constraint:… Market may deliver 12–15%… Stranded IndiGo flyer urges… ED attaches Reliance Anil Ambani… Stock Market Vietnam's Masan Consumer to… DXY…