Sindoor Bridge Mumbai
The Karnak Bridge built in Mumbai, the capital of Maharashtra, has been renamed as 'Sindoor', which is dedicated to Operation Sindoor run by the Indian Army. This bridge has been constructed in place of the 154 -year -old bridge. Millions of people will benefit daily from its beginning. The total length of this bridge is 328 meters. It is an important road bridge located between Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) and Masjid monkey.
The new Karnak Bridge in Mumbai will be opened for traffic in the next two days. The bridge has been replaced by a 154 -year -old structure, which was demolished in November 2022 after being found to be unsafe in the structural audit. It has been named Sindoor Bridge dedicating Operation Sindoor. Thursday CM Devendra Fadnavis will inaugurate this bridge. Thursday CM Devendra Fadnavis will inaugurate this bridge.
Sindoor Bridge named Karnak Bridge
The name of the Karnak Bridge was already named after the British Governor. Therefore, the state government was thinking about changing the name of the bridge at the time of the inauguration of the bridge. The inauguration of the bridge was stopped to decide the name. After the name is finalized, the new name has finally been decided after going through the administrative process. Sindoor (east Karak) Bridge Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is important for traffic between Terminus, Masjid Bandar and Mohammad Ali Marg in South Mumbai.
6 60 crores
The Central Railway Administration declared the 154 -year -old Karnak bridge dangerous. After this, the Central Railway Administration removed the bridge in August 2022. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has rebuilt the bridge to maintain the existing route connecting eastern and western regions in the mosque monkey area. Sindoor Bridge has been constructed at a cost of Rs 60 crore. The Karnak Bridge was constructed in 1868. In 1868, the bridge was named after the then Bombay Governor James Rivet Karnak.
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