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A complete visual treat for netizens as Minister of Railways Ashwini&nbsp;Vaishnav&nbsp;shared images of&nbsp; India's first vertical lift sea bridge, the new Pamban Bridge.&nbsp;The New Pamban Bridge, being developed by Railway Vikas Nigam Limited parallel to the old railway bridge is a engineering marvel as it&nbsp;will be India&rsquo;s first ever Vertical Lift Rail Sea Bridge.&nbsp;The existing Pamban Rail Bridge, which connects Rameswaram to mainland India, is 105 years old.Indian Railways began the construction work on the new 2.05 km Pamban railway bridge in Mandapam, which will connect Rameswaram to the mainland in Tamil Nadu. The Railway Ministry in a recent tweet expects the new bridge to be complete and open for business by March 2022.&nbsp;

Don't Miss It: First look at the new Pamban Bridge, India's first vertical lift sea bridge

A look at the engineering marvel of India's first ever vertical lift sea bridge. 

Please tag Ashwini Vaishnav, Also Railway Ministry

Have you seen the vertical lift sea bridge in Tamil Nadu?

Rail Min:&nbsp;This dual-track state-of-the-art bridge will be the country's first vertical lift railway sea bridge and is expected to be completed by March 2022.

A complete visual treat for netizens as Minister of Railways Ashwini&nbsp;Vaishnav&nbsp;shared images of&nbsp; India's first vertical lift sea bridge, the new Pamban Bridge.&nbsp; The New Pamban Bridge, being developed by Railway Vikas Nigam Limited parallel to the old railway bridge is a engineering marvel as it&nbsp;will be India&rsquo;s first ever Vertical Lift Rail Sea Bridge.&nbsp;The existing Pamban Rail Bridge, which connects Rameswaram to mainland India, is 105 years old.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a title="Rakesh Jhunjhunwala backed firm raises Rs 300 cr, up 162% in 6 months" href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/markets/rakesh-jhunjhunwala-backed-firm-raises-rs-300-cr-up-162-in-6-months-1633579355377">Rakesh Jhunjhunwala backed firm raises Rs 300 cr, up 162% in 6 months</a> Indian Railways began the construction work on the new 2.05 km Pamban railway bridge in Mandapam, which will connect Rameswaram to the mainland in Tamil Nadu. The Railway Ministry in a recent tweet expects the new bridge to be complete and open for business by March 2022.&nbsp;

Kuturakenda village in Odisha's Titlagarh is surrounded by three streams and is cut off every monsoon due to rising water levels. The administration has been promising a bridge to the villagers for long. But it never materialised. Fed up with the administrative delays, the villagers have started building&nbsp;a wooden bridge themselves to avoid being marooned again.
In a video shared by news agency ANI, the villagers are seen working on the wooden bridge. They say that streams swell up during monsoons and it becomes difficult for villagers to access basic facilities such as schools and healthcare.
They add that the govt promises a bridge every year, but to no avail. Shamed by the villagers' efforts, the administration has lauded the initiative and has again promised a permanent bridge.

Watch: Odisha villagers build wooden bridge as govt fails to keep promise

Fed up with the administrative delays, the residents of an Odisha village have started building&nbsp;a wooden bridge themselves to avoid being marooned again in monsoon

Odisha villagers build wooden bridge as govt fails to keep promise

Kuturakenda village in Odisha's Titlagarh is surrounded by three streams and is cut off every monsoon due to rising water levels. The administration has been promising a bridge to the villagers for long. But it never materialised. Fed up with the administrative delays, the villagers have started building&nbsp;a wooden bridge themselves to avoid being marooned again.
In a video shared by news agency ANI, the villagers are seen working on the wooden bridge. They say that streams swell up during monsoons and it becomes difficult for villagers to access basic facilities such as schools and healthcare.
They add that the govt promises a bridge every year, but to no avail. Shamed by the villagers' efforts, the administration has lauded the initiative and has again promised a permanent bridge.

Fed up with the administrative delays, the residents of an Odisha village have started building&nbsp;a wooden bridge themselves to avoid being marooned again in monsoon

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