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Modi to launch cashless treatment scheme for road accident victims across India. Gadkari announces the initiative and its benefits.

Gadkari announces potential Bharat NCAP-like safety standards for e-rickshaws to improve road safety. Focus on reducing accidents and fatalities.

Road Ministry report reveals 1.72 lakh deaths in 4.8 lakh road accidents in India in 2023. Over-speeding major cause. Key trends & data.

Government raises Rs 1.42 lakh crore via asset monetisation till FY25. Details on Toll Operate & Transfer, InvIT, and Securitization.

India launches a cashless treatment scheme for road accident victims, offering up to Rs 1.5 lakh per accident per person. Learn more about the scheme, eligibility, and implementation.

India's education minister directs NCERT to introduce road safety modules for students from Class 1 to 12, aiming to reduce accidents and promote safe driving habits.

India experiences 5 lakh road accidents annually, resulting in a 3% GDP loss, says Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. He highlights poor DPRs as a key factor and announces incentives for accident victims.

India's road transport minister Nitin Gadkari announces a nationwide cashless treatment scheme for road accident victims, providing up to Rs 1.5 lakh per accident. Learn more.

India faces a major road safety crisis with accidents claiming more lives than wars, says Gadkari. He emphasizes on safety audits, lane discipline and ambulance training for road accident victims.

India's government has launched a pilot program in Chandigarh and Assam to provide cashless treatment to road accident victims. The scheme covers up to Rs 1.5 lakh for trauma care under Ayushman...

Amicus curiae Justice J R Midha proposes a separate fund to compensate victims of accidents involving uninsured vehicles in India, highlighting the issue of high uninsured vehicle numbers.

India's Road Ministry aims to rectify 9,000 accident black spots on national highways by March 2025, along with plans for road safety audits and cashless medical treatment for accident victims.

IRF and PVR INOX collaborate to promote road safety through film screenings and a public-private partnership. Learn about the initiative and its impact.

Get the latest Indian business news: stock market hits record highs, gold prices surge, rupee falls against US dollar, and more. Read the key business headlines for December 4.

India's Ministry of Road Transport and Highways plans to introduce cashless medical treatment for road accident victims across the country within 3-4 months. The move aims to provide access to...

India's Ministry of Road Transport and Highways plans to introduce cashless medical treatment for road accident victims nationwide in 3-4 months, as per amended Motor Vehicle Act 2019.