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Minister Gadkari warns of penalties for poor highway quality as AI monitoring expands — Mumbai Technology news

Network Surveillance Vehicles will track potholes across highways, with contractors, consultants and officials facing blacklisting and penalties for quality lapses, the road transport minister says.

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