Gujarat-born man built old Pamban Bridge, new one inaugurated by another from state: PM Modi.

The old Pamban Bridge, which connects Rameswaram to the mainland in Tamil Nadu, was constructed by a man born in Gujarat a century ago. Recently, a new Pamban Bridge was inaugurated, 100 years later, by another individual from Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The new bridge, a marvel of engineering, is a symbol of advancement and progress in India’s infrastructure. The inauguration ceremony was a momentous occasion, with PM Modi highlighting the importance of the bridge in connecting the people of Rameswaram to the mainland and facilitating smooth transportation. The Pamban Bridge holds historical significance and is a vital link for the people of Rameswaram, particularly for the fishermen who depend on it for their livelihood. The new bridge is expected to further boost connectivity and economic development in the region. The old bridge, with its iconic lifting span, will continue to be a reminder of the past while the new bridge ushers in a new era of connectivity and growth. PM Modi’s presence at the inauguration underscored the government’s commitment to infrastructure development and connectivity across the country. The new Pamban Bridge stands as a testament to India’s engineering prowess and its vision for a modern and well-connected nation.

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