NHAI Launches ‘Project Aarohan’ for Toll Workers’ Children
In a significant step toward promoting inclusive education and social equity, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has launched ‘Project Aarohan’ to support the educational aspirations of children of toll plaza employees. The initiative, unveiled in collaboration with Vertis Infrastructure Trust, aims to break financial and social barriers for students from economically weaker and marginalized communities across India.
Launched at the NHAI Headquarters in New Delhi by Chairman Shri Santosh Kumar Yadav, ‘Project Aarohan’ reflects a commitment to those who operate India’s national highways and their families. The project is designed to enable equal access to quality education, particularly for,
Initiative is not just about education but about nurturing future contributors to India’s growth.
To be executed by SMEC Trust’s Bharat Cares, the first phase of the project will run from July 2025 to March 2026, with a fund allocation of ₹1 crore. The program structure includes,
The initiative goes beyond financial aid by offering,
This multifaceted approach is aimed at creating confident, capable, and career-ready individuals.
The application process will be entirely online, requiring submission of,
A systematic selection process will be followed to ensure transparency and inclusivity. The project also includes a renewal mechanism for continuous support and progress tracking to ensure that deserving students remain on their educational path.
The broader vision of the program—building human capital alongside physical infrastructure. By investing in mentorship and education, the project aims to create ripple effects that uplift families, communities, and local economies.
With toll plazas located across India’s extensive highway network, ‘Project Aarohan’ is set to benefit a vast and often overlooked workforce. Its long-term impact lies in equipping students with the tools to transform their futures, empowering a generation that often lacks access to such structured support.
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