Top Three New Project Making In India ||

Описание: Top 3 new project making in India.

No.1- 1. World's First

Motorable Road Through the Glaciers HIMANK

This is one of the Border Roads Organization's most ambitious projects.

It intends to construct the world's first glacier road.

The goal of Project HIMANK is to

construct a motorable road that runs

across the world's tallest glaciers.

The project is located in Ladakh's

eastern region.

It will be built at a height of 17,800 feet.

This will be a crucial link connecting the region's glaciers, which has hitherto been unattainable. It is also one of the most hazardous tasks.

The snow continues to melt, and the temperatures fluctuate throughout the year.

Between Sasoma and Saser La, a road is being built. People's life will be made easier as a result of it.





No 2 - Mumbai to Delhi Expressway

This enormous Delhi-Mumbai

Expressway stretches about 1350 kilometers. It is being built between our country's national capital and financial capital.

The project began in 2019 and is

expected to cost a total of

1,03,000 crores.

The major goal is to improve connectivity amongst the country's big cities, Increasing the amount of local development around the Expressway.

The building has resumed after a hiatus caused by the pandemic. There will be two phases to the project.

The first phase will contain eight lanes, while the second phase will

have twelve.

Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Railway Transport and Highways, stated in the Rajya Sabha that 350 km of the total project had been finished as of July 2021.

The rest of the works are in progress. By January 2025, the project is likely to be completed.



NO. 3- Chenab Rail Bridge

Ongoing Mega projects in India 2025-Chen Bridge

The Chenab Bridge's arch was recently finished by the Indian railways in April 2021.

The bridge, which is now under construction, will be the world's highest railway bridge.

It is located in Jammu and Kashmir's union territory. The work is part of the railing project connecting Udhampur, Srinagar, and Baramulla.

The bridge will be 1,315 kilometers

long and rise 359 meters above sea

level.

The world's tallest rail bridge is

expected to cost Rs. 5.12 billion.

This investment is expected to boost the union territory's economic development. Additionally, making public transportation more accessible to the general public.

The fundamental motivation for embarking on this project was to make life easier for the residents. They are finding it difficult to get around due to the current weather conditions.

The Chenab rail bridge which is one of the mega projects in India is likely to be completed by the end of 2022.