The Maharashtra transport department has launched a new Vahan portal, addressing technical issues that disrupted e-challan payments and inconvenienced vehicle owners statewide.
The previous portal had technical glitches
Jul 05, 2026
10:33 am
What's the storyMaharashtra's Transport Department has launched a new web portal for its Vahan e-challan services, bringing relief to thousands of vehicle owners across the state.
The move comes after technical glitches in the previous portal had been causing problems with online payments and receipt generation.
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