If you see a dirty toilet on the highway, take a photo and win Rs 1000! Amazing offer from NHAI

Now traveling on the highway is going to be even more wonderful, because the National Highway Authority (NHAI) has started a unique scheme regarding cleanliness, in which you can also become a participant and win prizes. The aim of this initiative called “Clean Toilet Picture Challenge” is to keep the toilets on the highways sparkling clean, and now it is the responsibility of all of us.

If you find the toilet at any toll plaza dirty, now you can earn money along with complaining!

What is this ‘Dhamaka Offer’?

NHAI has started this challenge under its ‘Special Campaign 5.0’. Its simple objective is to ensure that the toilets at toll plazas remain clean and that passengers also help in maintaining cleanliness.

How to win a prize of Rs 1000?

1. Drag Photo: If you see a dirty toilet at the toll plaza, then replace it with a clean one. geo-tag Take a photo. Keep in mind that location and time should also be recorded along with the photo.
2. Upload: Upload a photo of a dirty toilet by entering your name, vehicle registration number (VRN), and mobile number on the app.
3. Get rewards: If your report is found to be correct, you will FASTag recharge of ₹1,000 Will be given as a reward. This money will come directly into your FASTag account of the same vehicle whose number you have entered.

This scheme is applicable on national highways across the country. By 31 October 2025 Will do.

Keep these things in mind (conditions apply):

• One car, one prize: The prize can be won only once from one vehicle (vehicle registration number) during the entire scheme.
• First Come, First Serve: Only one reward will be given per toilet complaint in a day. If multiple people send a photo of the same toilet, the reward will be given to the one who reported it first.
• Photo must be original: There should be no tampering or editing with the photo. It should be geo-tagged and time-stamped so that its authenticity can be checked.

This step of NHAI is not just limited to cleanliness, but it also gives passengers like us an opportunity to become responsible citizens and participate in keeping the country clean. So next time you’re on the highway, keep an eye out, who knows, a dirty toilet might win you a prize!