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The Bridge that Washed Away Four Years Ago Has Not yet Been Built: Children Cross the Datla River to Go to School, Work Is Now Expected to Begin.

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
The bridge over the Datla River in Sagwa village, in the Dhimarkheda area of Katni district, which was washed away by rain four years ago, remains unbuilt. Schoolchildren cross the river daily to reach the tehsil and district headquarters. Villagers say they have received only assurances from public representatives and administrative officials over the past four years. Bridge construction hasn't begun. Every year, after the rains, the Gram Panch…
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The bridge over the Datla River in Sagwa village, in the Dhimarkheda area of Katni district, which was washed away by rain four years ago, remains unbuilt. Schoolchildren cross the river daily to reach the tehsil and district headquarters. Villagers say they have received only assurances from public representatives and administrative officials over the past four years. Bridge construction hasn't begun. Every year, after the rains, the Gram Panch…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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