The state government is committed to completing the Mumbai-Goa National Highway as soon as possible, which will determine its future direction. Against this background, Public Works Minister Ravinder Chavan today inspected and reviewed the road from Nagothane to Panvel on the Mumbai-Goa highway along with the officials. On this occasion, Public Works Minister Ravinder Chavan said that the geographical situation of the Mumbai-Goa Highway is very different. Due to heavy rain, the roads cannot be worked. Therefore, road work has been started with CBT modern technology (cement-treated base). Even in light rain, road work can be done with this technology. Due to this technology, 500 meters of road are prepared in a day. Chouhan said that the forest department's action, land acquisition, court proceedings, and other matters have been completed for the work of the Mumbai-Goa highway and the government is trying to complete the work of the Mumbai-Goa highway by the end of December. After inspecting the road works between Nagothane and Panvel on the Mumbai-Goa highway, they also inspected the ongoing highway work within the limits of Jite village in Pen Taluka.