Kokhraj–Handia Expressway Pvt. Ltd.
PROJECT 03KHEPL | Uttar PradeshTOT ConcessionAcquired: 2024

Kokhraj–Handia Expressway Pvt. Ltd.

Strengthening India's Golden Quadrilateral

LengthApprox. 85 km
Lanes4 Lanes
ConcessionTOT
Status100% Operational
PROJECT OVERVIEW

Kokhraj–Handia: Corridor Overview & Role

The Kokhraj–Handia corridor is an approximately 85 km four-lane highway in Uttar Pradesh connecting Kokhraj in the west with Handia near Prayagraj.

The corridor forms part of NH19, formerly NH2, and is an important component of the Golden Quadrilateral connecting Delhi and Kolkata. The highway provides a high-capacity alternative to routes passing through Prayagraj, supporting efficient movement of passenger and freight traffic across northern India.

Institutional Asset Governance

Operated under rigorous institutional concession governance, utilizing continuous pavement roughness telemetry, automated electronic tolling, and round-the-clock emergency response patrols.

Kokhraj–Handia Expressway Pvt. Ltd.

Project Facts

KHEPL
Asset CodeKHEPL
Asset TypeTOT
StateUttar Pradesh
LengthApprox. 85 km
Lane Configuration4 Lane
Lane Km338
Concession Start2024
Acquisition Year2024
Current StatusOperational
INFOGRAPHIC & CORRIDOR ROUTE

Visual Route & Telemetry Infographic

Specifications: 85 km | 4 Lanes | Uttar Pradesh | TOT

Visual Concession Route Alignment
NODE 1

Kokhraj

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NODE 2

Prayagraj Region

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NODE 3

Handia

85 km
Corridor Length
338
Lane Kilometers
NH-19
Golden Quadrilateral Corridor
SIGNIFICANCE & STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE

A critical link on India's national highway network

The Kokhraj–Handia corridor is strategically significant because it forms part of NH19, one of the key east-west highways connecting Delhi and Kolkata. The route supports the movement of goods between northern and eastern India while also providing connectivity towards Prayagraj, Varanasi and other major urban centres. The corridor's strategic role is particularly evident during periods of high traffic in Prayagraj, when it can facilitate movement around the city and help maintain connectivity between western Uttar Pradesh and eastern Uttar Pradesh.

Geography & Regional Impact

The project lies in Uttar Pradesh, extending across the broader Prayagraj region. The surrounding geography is characterised by the fertile Gangetic plains and a dense network of agricultural settlements, cities and transport corridors.

Operational & Safety Standards

  • 100% electronic FASTag automated tolling with zero queue thresholds
  • Laser-measured pavement roughness telemetry ensuring riding comfort
  • Dedicated round-the-clock crane recovery and ambulance stations
  • Solar-powered corridor illumination and eco-landscaped green medians
VISUAL ARCHIVE

Project Gallery: Kokhraj–Handia

4 High-Definition Captures
Golden Quadrilateral High-Speed StretchHighway View

Golden Quadrilateral High-Speed Stretch

Prayagraj Region Automated Concession Toll PlazaToll Plaza

Prayagraj Region Automated Concession Toll Plaza

Flyover Interchanges & Grade Separator EngineeringStructures

Flyover Interchanges & Grade Separator Engineering

Gangetic Plain Arterial Route LandscapeLandscape

Gangetic Plain Arterial Route Landscape

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