Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate two significant sections of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway in Surat, Gujarat, on Friday. The 36-km Kim-Ena section and the 27.5-km Gandeva-Ena section, constructed at a total cost of ₹7,689 crore, are designed to enhance regional connectivity and freight movement. These sections will feature a total of 70 underpasses and two interchanges, facilitating smoother traffic flow while ensuring local access. The expressway aims to reduce travel times for both commuters and commercial vehicles, improving logistics efficiency across South Gujarat. Additionally, Modi will lay the foundation for four National Highway projects worth ₹4,732 crore, including upgrades to NH-56, which will enhance access to the Statue of Unity and tribal districts. This expansion is expected to reduce travel times by approximately 40 minutes and support local economic activities by connecting key commercial routes. The overall development is anticipated to bolster regional economic growth and improve transport efficiency in the area.