Afcons Infrastructure share price gained over 6% following the Chenab Bridge inauguration. The bridge, the tallest railway bridge globally, showcases the company's engineering prowess, with ...

The vision behind the Chenab bridge dates back to 1970 and aims to make tourism in the valley stronger than ever.

Chenab bridge, the world's highest rail arch bridge in Reasi, Jammu and Kashmir, on July 6, 2024. Getty Images What To Know. The Chenab Rail Bridge is a steel and concrete structure stretching ...

The Chenab Rail Bridge is an India built engineering wonder. Its height, construction difficulties, and its unique materials ...

The Chenab railway bridge is part of the Udhampur–Srinagar–Baramulla Rail Link. It is the highest railway arch bridge in the world. Know how the Indian institutions and companies joined hands ...

The iconic Chenab Railway Bridge, the world's highest railway arch bridge, will be part of this Katra-to-Sangaldan stretch, connecting New Delhi directly with Kashmir via Katra.

The Chenab Railway Bridge, the world's highest railway arch bridge, was inaugurated by PM Narendra Modi today, June 6. This landmark project will provide direct train service to Kashmir.

The world’s highest railway bridge, an ambitious piece of engineering across a mountain valley in Kashmir, was opened Friday by Indian Prime Minister Narenda Modi, just weeks after a deadly ...

Chenab bridge, inaugurated by PM Narendra Modi, is a breathtaking sight! This Indian Railways bridge is also the world’s highest railway arch bridge. An engineering marvel, the Chenab river ...

What Makes the Chenab Bridge Special. The 1.31-km-long Chenab bridge project was approved in 2003, and its construction took two decades to complete. There are various reasons that makes it special: ...

NEW DELHI: The Chenab Bridge, the world’s highest single-arch railway bridge spanning the Chenab River in Jammu & Kashmir, has become an unexpected visual spectacle for air travellers. Visible ...

The Chenab Rail bridge is all set to be inaugurated on June 6 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his first visit to Jammu and Kashmir after ‘Operation Sindoor’.