Mile Stone Color : Whenever you drive on a national highway, state highway or city road, you often see a stone placed on the side of the road and the upper part of the stone is red, green, yellow and black and the lower part is red. The color is white. The name of the city, distance and other information are written on the roadside stones. This stone is also called mill stone, mile stone or sangamil.
Have you ever wondered why there are these colored stones on the roadside? And what is the real meaning of using it? Many such questions must be coming in your mind many times. But you will not get correct information. So let's know why these mile stones are of different colors.
માઇલ સ્ટોન કલર / રસ્તા પર આવતા માઇલ સ્ટોન ના કલર કેમ અલગ અલગ હોય છે ? જાણવા જેવી રોચક માહિતી
Milestone Color
A yellow mile stone
If the upper part of the mile stone on the side of the road you are traveling on is yellow and the lower part is white then you are traveling on a national highway. This colored mile stone also means that this road is built by the Central Government and this road is managed by the Central Government.
A green mile stone
Wherever you see the upper part of the mile stone is green and the lower part is white, understand that you are traveling on a state highway and not on a national highway. This road is managed not by the central government but by the state government. If the road is broken, it is the responsibility of the state government to repair it.
A black mile stone
If the upper part of the mile stone is black and the lower part is white, it means that you are traveling on a major city or district road. Let us tell you that like other roads, this road is also the responsibility of the district.
A red colored mile stone
If you see a mile stone of this color, then know that you are on a village road. Let us tell you that this road has been constructed under Pradhan Mantri Grameen Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) and the responsibility of this road is of the district. For the first time in the country PMGSY Scheme was launched by the Government of India on 25 December 2000.
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