Senap Railway Bridge: PM
Prime Minister Modi opens Senap Railway Bridge
PM Modi in Kashmir: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today opened the world’s highest bridge in the world of Senap River and awarded Kashmir. Prime Minister Modi opened the bridge and opened the triangle. He waved the triangle and shook it on the bridge. Earlier, Prime Minister Modi reached the Senap Railway Bridge by helicopter and inspected the Senap Bridge. He talked to the workers’-reilways staff and officials here. He was accompanied by Railway Minister Ashwin Vaishnav and Chief Minister Umar Abdullah.
The world’s highest railway Arch Bridge
The Senap Railway Bridge is the world’s highest railway Arch Bridge, located at a height of 359 meters from the river. It is a 1,315 meter long steel curve bridge designed to withstand earthquakes and air conditions. One of the main impacts of the bridge will be in the development of the link between Jammu and Srinagar.
The swearing in of the ‘Cable-Stad’ Bridge
After reaching the Air Force Center in Udambur, Prime Minister Senap left the bridge by helicopter to open the bridge on the river. Several level security arrangements have been made for the Prime Minister’s visit. After the opening of the Senap Bridge, Prime Minister Modi will open India’s first ‘cable-stad’ Ford Bridge, and will be flagged off the Bharat trains to commemorate the completion of the 272 km long Udhampur-Srinagar-Paramula Rail connection (USBRL).
A total of 272 km long USBL project
In a total of 272 km long USBRL project, 209 km. Started in stages, the first phase of the 118 km Kasigand-Paramulla Division began in October 2009, followed by 18 km in June 2013.
The work of the 46 km long Sankalton-Rizi division was completed in June last year, which escaped from a total of 17 km between Riyasi and Kadra, and finally the division was completed in December 2024.
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