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India’s First Vertical Lift Rail Bridge: A Blend of Progress and Criticism - PUNE PULSE

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The New Pamban Bridge connects the mainland to Rameswaram Island with state-of-the-art engineering, though lapses have been flagged. India's first vertical lift railway sea bridge, the New Pamban Bridge in Tamil Nadu, is set to redefine connectivity between mainland India and Rameswaram Island. Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw shared visuals of this engineering marvel, highlighting its

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India’s First Vertical Lift Rail Bridge: A Blend of Progress and Criticism - PUNE PULSE

The New Pamban Bridge connects the mainland to Rameswaram Island with state-of-the-art engineering, though lapses have been flagged. India's first vertical lift railway sea bridge, the New Pamban Bridge in Tamil Nadu, is set to redefine connectivity between mainland India and Rameswaram Island. Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw shared visuals of this engineering marvel, highlighting its

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