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HIGHWAYS INFRASTRUCTURE TRUST Highways Infrastucture Trust has been registered with the SEBI as an InvIT under the InvIT Regulations on December 23, 2021 having registration number IN/InvIT/21-22/0019. The Highways Infrastructure Trust’s initial portfolio comprises six roads assets with a total length of more than 451.99 kilometres across six states in India. The assets which include a diversified mix of toll and annuity roads are located in Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Meghalaya, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, and Telangana. Its logo has a motif of multilane highway in tones of grey alongwith its name written in classic sans serif in orange and black.

THE MADRAS REGIMENT ‘In the path of duty and self-sacrifice, giving their lives that we might live in freedom’. The Madras Regiment was initially formed as the Madras European Regiment in the 1660s by the East India Company as the second company established in India. However, it was formed as a battalion in 1748 under the command of Major Stringer Lawrence. Many well-known British officers have commanded this regiment; Robert Clive is one among them. This regiment has fought the Carnatic wars, which were fought in South India. The elephant crest symbolizes its gallantry in the Battle of Assaye under Arthur Wellesley, later Duke of Wellington. After independence, the infantry battalions of the Travancore ‘Nair Pattalam’, Cochin and Mysore State forces were amalgamated into the Madras Regiment. Currently the regiment has a strength of 20 battalions. The Regimental Centre is at Wellington, Tamilnadu. Its Regimental insignia is an Assaye Elephant  posed upon a shield