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Foreign traveller notes major upgrades to India's highways after 17 years

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A foreign traveller who had not visited India in 17 years described her road trip from Jaipur to Delhi. She observed upgraded roads, better rest stops, and clean facilities that made the journey more pleasant. She cited the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway as an example of this progress, noting its strong amenities. Social media discussions, however, suggest that while major highways have improved, smaller towns still face significant infrastructure challenges.

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