The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways recently mandated the use of high-tensile stainless steel for bridge and road construction on national highways near coastal areas. ​ Aimed at enhancing the life and structural integrity of bridges exposed to marine conditions, the directive applies to all ongoing and future projects. This regulation brilliantly showcases how stainless steel's corrosion resistance is vital in preventing the collapse of important coastal infrastructure.​ Watch the full

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11K views · 50 reactions | The road transport and highways ministry has increased four-fold the allocation for maintenance of border roads managed by the Border Road Organisation (BRO) from Rs 30 crore to Rs 120 crore for this year. The ministry has also significantly increased the ceiling for sanction of new national highway works in border states. In Ladakh, for example, works up to Rs 589 crore can be approved against the earlier cap of Rs 72 crore. | The Times of India | Facebook