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Government revises FASTag guidelines for Divyangjan category
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- The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has updated its guidelines for Divyangjan FASTag exemptions, linking the validity period of the tags to the percentage of disability. Beneficiaries with higher disability percentages will now receive longer validity periods, simplifying the renewal process for persons with disabilities.
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Sign in to give feedbackPublished - October 02, 2026 01:04 am IST - New Delhi
The government on Thursday revised guidelines for vehicles registered under the Divyangjan category. The beneficiaries will receive an exempted FASTag based on the disability percentage shown on their disability certificate, Unique Disability ID (UDID) card or other applicable records. File | Photo Credit: Murali Kumar K.
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