NHAI extends Clean Toilet Picture Challenge, aimed at improving conditions of public toilets, till June 2027

The National Highways Authority of India has extended its 'Clean Toilet Picture Challenge' until June 2027. The initiative rewards highway users with FASTag credits for reporting unclean restrooms via the Rajmargyatra app.
Why it matters
This program incentivizes public participation in infrastructure maintenance and improves sanitation standards along national highways through digital accountability.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) on Thursday announced an extension of its Clean Toilet Picture Challenge till June 30, 2027, with the objective of further enhancing cleanliness and user experience at restrooms along national highways.
Launched in September 2025 and extended in January till June this year, the campaign has so far seen 429 highway users report unclean toilets and receive FASTag recharges worth ₹1,000 as rewards, the authority said in a statement here. The extension of the initiative aims to ensure continued public participation and effective implementation of the challenge, along with timely processing of FASTag recharge rewards linked to the initiative.
Under the campaign, unclean toilet pictures shared by highway users are assessed, and eligible claims under the scheme are processed in a time-bound manner. The FASTag recharge reward is credited to the user’s linked vehicle registration number (VRN), thereby enhancing transparency and responsiveness.
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