The document provides an overview of the New Austrian Tunneling Method (NATM). It discusses the history and definition of NATM, its broad principles which include mobilizing the strength of the surrounding rock mass, using shotcrete for protection, measurements and monitoring, and installing a primary lining. The procedure for NATM involves first shotcreting the excavated area for primary lining, adding wire mesh and lattice girders, installing rock bolts, and then applying a secondary shotcrete lining. 3D monitoring uses optical targets to accurately determine tunnel alignments and check for any displacements or incorrect alignments. NATM is currently being used widely on railway tunnel projects in Kashmir, India.