Nitin Gadkari, the Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways in India, has started his third consecutive term focusing on key initiatives to revolutionize the country's infrastructure. One major area of emphasis is the promotion of hydrogen fuel and eco-friendly alternatives to combat environmental issues. Gadkari is determined to build the necessary infrastructure for greener fuels despite current technological challenges. Additionally, the ministry plans to introduce cashless treatment for accident victims nationwide and prioritize the Vision 2047 National Master Plan for extensive highway development. Other strategic steps include deploying Advanced Traffic Management Systems and satellite-based tolling for efficient toll operations. Moreover, there is a focus on expanding ropeway projects to enhance connectivity in remote areas. Even before officially resuming office, early initiatives like inviting global expressions of interest for a GNSS-based toll collection system have shown the ministry's commitment to innovation. The legacy of Gadkari's tenure is reflected in improved travel times, quality roads, and transformative changes in the Indian infrastructure, receiving accolades from various stakeholders.