Malyagiri Highways Pvt. Ltd.
PROJECT 05MGHPL | OdishaTOT ConcessionAcquired: 2024

Malyagiri Highways Pvt. Ltd.

Connecting Odisha's industrial and economic corridors

Length78 km
Lanes4 Lanes
ConcessionTOT
Status100% Operational
PROJECT OVERVIEW

Malyagiri Highways: Corridor Overview & Role

The Binjabahal–Teliebani corridor is an approximately 78 km four-lane highway in Odisha, forming part of the state's important national highway network.

The corridor supports regional mobility and freight movement across an economically significant part of Odisha, connecting communities and industrial activity along the route. The project forms part of NH49, formerly part of NH6.

Institutional Asset Governance

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

Malyagiri Highways Pvt. Ltd.

Project Facts

MGHPL
Asset CodeMGHPL
Asset TypeTOT
StateOdisha
Length78 km
Lane Configuration4 Lane
Lane Km313
Concession Start2024
Acquisition Year2024
Current StatusOperational
INFOGRAPHIC & CORRIDOR ROUTE

Visual Route & Telemetry Infographic

Specifications: 78 km | 4 Lanes | Odisha | TOT

Visual Concession Route Alignment
NODE 1

Binjabahal

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NODE 2

Deogarh

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NODE 3

Teliebani

78 km
Corridor Length
313
Lane Kilometers
Heavy Freight
Mining & Industrial Supply Route
SIGNIFICANCE & STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE

Supporting industrial and freight connectivity in Odisha

Odisha is one of India's important mineral, metals and industrial economies, making dependable road connectivity critical for the movement of raw materials, finished goods and people. The Binjabahal–Teliebani corridor forms part of NH49 and provides an important link within Odisha's wider highway network. Its location enables connectivity between industrial and commercial centres and supports freight movement across the state and towards neighbouring regions. The corridor also serves an important role in connecting settlements and economic activity across western and central Odisha.

Geography & Regional Impact

The corridor is located in Odisha, traversing a region characterised by industrial activity, mineral resources, agriculture and forested landscapes. Its position within Odisha's national highway network makes it important for both regional mobility and freight connectivity.

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: Malyagiri Highways

4 High-Definition Captures
Odisha NH-49 Highway AlignmentHighway Corridor

Odisha NH-49 Highway Alignment

Automated Toll Processing & Weigh-In-Motion GantryToll Plaza

Automated Toll Processing & Weigh-In-Motion Gantry

Forested Hilly Terrain & Sustainable Roadbed InfrastructureLandscape

Forested Hilly Terrain & Sustainable Roadbed Infrastructure

Culverts, Drainage & Pavement Longevity SystemsStructures

Culverts, Drainage & Pavement Longevity Systems

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