National Highway 10, formerly a 403 km-long national highway in North India, commenced in Delhi and terminated at the town of Fazilka in Punjab, near the Indo-Pak Border. The widening of the segment from Hissar to Rohtak to four lanes, with two lanes in each direction, wide paved shoulders, and a tree-lined median, was successfully undertaken by a special-purpose vehicle named Rohtak-Hissar Tollway Pvt Ltd. The concession period for the project, encompassing both the construction period and subsequent operational phase, spans 22 years.

The NHAI's National Highways Development Project (NHDP) Phase-3 has acquired an additional 591.84 ha of land for road widening and building:

• 2 toll road plazas:
  • Near Hansi, towards Hisar
  • Between Maham and Rohtak
• 3 overbridges:
  • Hisar-Jakhal Railway line near Hisar
  • Foot over-bridge near Hisar Cantt.)
  • Jind-Rohtak railway line near Rohtak
• 13 underpasses
  • 6 pedestrian underpasses in the connecting villages
  • 7 vehicular underpasses in the connecting villages
• 5 bypasses
  • Hansi bypass
  • Maham bypass
  • Kharkada bypass
  • Madina bypass
  • Rohtak South-West NH10 bypass across NH 71