Manoharabad has grown into more than just a highway waypoint in recent years — ITC Limited opened a manufacturing facility here in 2023, and a new railway line connecting Karimnagar, Sircilla, Siddipet, and Gajwel to Hyderabad now runs through this Medak district town. Manoharabad Toll Plaza sits on NH-44 right where this growing industrial and rail hub meets one of India’s busiest interstate highway corridors, collecting toll on the Nagpur-Hyderabad stretch.

| Quick Facts | Details |
| Highway | NH-44 |
| Stretch | Nagpur-Hyderabad Section (Chegunta to Bowenpally) |
| Location | Km 443.713 |
| Tollable Distance | 61.538 km |
| District | Medak, Telangana |
| Project type | Public funded |
| Toll lanes | 6 |
| Car toll (single journey) | ₹95 |
| Rates valid | April 2026 – March 2027 |
A Town on the Rise, Right on the Highway
Manoharabad’s growth in recent years gives this plaza a somewhat different backdrop than many purely transit-focused toll points:
- NH-44 runs directly through Manoharabad town, and the plaza’s location here reflects the highway’s central role in the area’s development.
- The town has an existing railway station and now sits on the new Kothapalli-Manoharabad line, connecting Karimnagar, Sircilla, Siddipet, and Gajwel to Hyderabad — the Manoharabad-Siddipet portion opened in October 2023.
- ITC Limited’s 2023 manufacturing facility here adds a genuine industrial dimension to the local economy that most other stops along this stretch don’t share.
- Collection at the plaza is managed by Prakash Asphalting & Toll Highways (India) Ltd. under a public-funded model.
Current Toll Rates
The rate table below took effect on April 1, 2026, and remains valid through March 2027:
| Vehicle Type | Single Journey | Same-Day Return | Monthly Pass |
| Car / Jeep / Van | ₹95 | ₹145 | ₹3,175 |
| LCV | ₹155 | ₹230 | ₹5,130 |
| Bus / Truck | ₹320 | ₹485 | ₹10,745 |
| Vehicle up to 3 axles | ₹350 | ₹530 | ₹11,725 |
| 4 to 6 axle vehicle | ₹505 | ₹760 | ₹16,850 |
| HCM/EME | ₹505 | ₹760 | ₹16,850 |
| 7 or more axles | ₹615 | ₹925 | ₹20,515 |
- Local commercial vehicles registered nearby pay ₹50 against the standard ₹95 commercial charge.
- Residents within 20 km of the plaza qualify for a ₹360 monthly pass for FY 2026-27.
- Given the 61-km tollable stretch this plaza covers, the fare here sits in the mid-range compared to shorter Telangana tolls.
Why This Stretch of NH-44 Carries Steady Traffic
The Nagpur-Hyderabad section is a critical link along India’s longest national highway, and Manoharabad’s position within it reflects several overlapping demands:
- Heavy interstate freight moving between Maharashtra and Telangana relies on this corridor as a primary route toward Hyderabad.
- Growing industrial activity around Manoharabad itself, including the ITC facility, adds local commercial vehicle traffic to the mix.
- Regional commuters travelling between Medak, Kamareddy, and Hyderabad districts use this stretch daily, alongside longer-distance passenger traffic.
Location and Nearby Reference Points
The plaza sits at km 443.713 on NH-44, within Medak district. Sada Siva Nagar police station in Nizamabad holds jurisdiction over this stretch, with Kamareddy Government Hospital, Narsingi Hospital, and Indus Medicare Limited in Medak serving as the nearest medical facilities.
- Manoharabad town itself, home to both a railway station and the newer ITC facility, is the clearest local landmark.
- Kamareddy, a larger nearby town, offers a broader reference point for travellers less familiar with the immediate area.
Getting There
- From Hyderabad: Head north on NH-44 toward Nagpur; the plaza appears within this tollable stretch as you pass through Medak district.
- From Nagpur or Maharashtra direction: Travel south on NH-44 toward Hyderabad; Manoharabad is one of the tolls you’ll cross before reaching the city.
- From Siddipet or Gajwel: Connect via the newer rail line or local roads toward Manoharabad, given the town’s growing regional connectivity.
Facilities at the Plaza
- A rest area is available at km 443.950 on NH-44, positioned right near the plaza itself, giving travellers an immediate stopping option.
- No truck lay-by or weighbridge is currently listed, so commercial drivers should plan extended stops and load checks at other points along the corridor.
- Emergency helplines cover crane, ambulance, and route patrol services, backed by hospitals in Kamareddy and Medak for medical needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How much does a car pay at Manoharabad Toll Plaza?
A car, jeep, or van pays ₹95 for a single journey and ₹145 for a same-day return trip, under rates effective from April 2026 through March 2027.
Q2. Why has Manoharabad grown beyond a simple highway stop in recent years?
The town gained a manufacturing facility from ITC Limited in 2023 and is now part of a new railway line connecting Karimnagar, Sircilla, Siddipet, and Gajwel to Hyderabad, adding genuine industrial and connectivity growth alongside the highway traffic.
Q3. Are there facilities like a weighbridge for commercial vehicle checks?
No, current records don’t list a weighbridge or truck lay-by at this specific plaza, so commercial drivers should plan load checks and rest stops at other points along NH-44.
Q4. Do Medak-area residents get a discounted toll rate here?
Yes, non-commercial vehicle owners residing within 20 km of the plaza can get a monthly pass for ₹360, considerably less than the standard ₹3,175 rate charged to regular travellers.