Roads in India, with Adil Jal Darukhanawala | evo India Podcast 

Very well articulated. Huge respect to Adil Sir for his sophisticated understanding of road infrastructure!

Legendary Adil Sir ❤

One of the best videos write now on the internet every car enthusiast can relate. Thank you Adil Sir and respect sir for calling out these things. Thank you Evo India for organising these podcasts

Please bring him back.i enjoyed the podcast👍

Interesting episode idea for Evo. You guys could take a Jimny or a Thar or Gurkha and rediscover the old British road to Pratapgad.

such an interesting and knowledgeable conversation!

Hilarious and hard-hitting at the same time. Kudos @evoindia

Nice one. On-the spot.

can't belive 1st it was Nehru who kept on delaying the project n then it was Indira who put pressure to name it after "Nehru " just imagine if this bridge was built in 1960-65 it would ve changed the Geography n Demography of Mumbai n Navi Mumbai, Adil ji is spot on 😎

scamgress exposed

Gadkari ji is doing great job as transport minister..Even in my state of kerala roads are seeing massive developments that I havent seen in my entire life..Even though kerala as a state is anti BJP in all sense they still try to do something that Congress couldnt do when they had 13 MPs from kerala during UPA 2..

So it's still a nightmare to drive in India. Very useful information. Alternatives can be planned.

Adil ,is the stereotypical Hollywood wise old man, white ,short ,witty

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3:28 any source on disagreement between Indira & JRD? This part seems BS as at that time even Navi Mumbai didn't exist, neither did the Mumbai Pune Expressway lol

tunnel metros cost more than three times as much as elevated metros + take much longer. that's not viable for most indian cities.

Story time with Adil Jal Darukhanawala.

6:16 Romans built road for the 1st time lmfaooo what are you even on about ????? civilizations before Rome had wheel attached to an animal to pull things. You think Egyptians made the pyramid without roads? Indian subcontinent did not have roads before Romans when we traded spices and silk with them??? utter non sense

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