India’s Second Longest Cable-stayed Bridge Inaugurated Across River Sharavathi in Shivamogga
Bengaluru: The second longest cable mold bridge, which covers a 6 km long distance along the Sharavathi River in Shivamogga, India, was opened by Nitin Gadkari on Monday. Works on the wired bridge started in 2019.
Gadkari, who addressed the meeting after the opening of Shivamogga’s cable bridge in Sagara Taluk, said that a new four-lane corridor connecting Belagavi-Hungu-Raichur was taken at a cost of 10,000 RS and about 5 percent of the work on the corridor was completed so far. The new corridor will reduce travel time and help Uttara Kannada’s underdeveloped taluks.
The construction of a large road to connect Delhi to Karnataka was also taken to evaluate the states of Southern India to evaluate the states of Southern India to evaluate Andhra Pradesh, Teanggana, Kochi. Previously, he had to pass through Mumbai, Kolhapur and Solapur to reach Karnataka, but a new road is now uniting Kashmir at the southern end of the country with Kanyakumari.
Bengaluru-Cennai’s four curses are expected to be completed by December this year, and the travel time between Bengaluru and Chennai will fall to 2 hours, and Gadikari said that the construction of the ring road in Bengaluru is progressing and about 40 percent of the works were completed. When completed, Bengaluru said that traffic congestion would be significantly alleviated. The work in the Ring Road in Bengaluru is going at a cost of 15,000 RS.
He said that the road that connects the union minister and Hassan with Raichur will not only reduce the travel time, but will also help to increase tourism activities by combining it with Srirangaptna, an important touristic place in Mandya.
Minister, Tubakuru-Shivamogga’nın construction approach to completion and the work is expected to be completed by December this year, and Tubakuru-shivamogga’nin approximately 90 percent of the work on the completion, he said. In this way, the travel time between Bengaluru and Shivamogga will fall from 7 hours to 3.5 hours in the coming days.
Speaking at the function, Shivamogga Lok Sabha member Raghavendra, Gadkari’den Shivamogga’da Agumbe Ghat under the PM Gati Shakti program and Agumbe Ghat’ın “Ghat Ghat’ın” insecure “was asked to explain.
Raghavendra said that Agumbe Ghat has recorded up to 10,000 vehicles a day, including freight and medical emergency services.
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