LG Sinha Inaugurates Old Habba Kadal Bridge in Srinagar
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LG Sinha Inaugurates Old Habba Kadal Bridge in Srinagar

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha inaugurated the Old Habba Kadal Bridge in Srinagar, hailing it as a significant contribution to the Sher-e-Khaas locality under the Smart City project. The bridge's inauguration is a testament to the commitment of the Srinagar administration towards enhancing infrastructure and connectivity in the region.

The Old Habba Kadal Bridge, a crucial component of the Smart City initiative, is expected to play a pivotal role in improving transportation and accessibility in Srinagar. Lieutenant Governor Sinha's emphasis on this project as a gift to Sher-e-Khaas underscores the transformative impact it is expected to bring to the local community.

The inauguration event was attended by key officials and residents, symbolising a collaborative effort towards urban development. The Old Habba Kadal Bridge aligns with the broader vision of the Smart City project, aiming to create modern, efficient, and well-connected urban spaces in Srinagar.

As the bridge becomes operational, it is poised to contribute to the revitalisation of Sher-e-Khaas and the overall improvement of the city's infrastructure. The Lieutenant Governor's active involvement reflects a hands-on approach to advancing key projects that positively impact the lives of Srinagar's residents.

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha inaugurated the Old Habba Kadal Bridge in Srinagar, hailing it as a significant contribution to the Sher-e-Khaas locality under the Smart City project. The bridge's inauguration is a testament to the commitment of the Srinagar administration towards enhancing infrastructure and connectivity in the region. The Old Habba Kadal Bridge, a crucial component of the Smart City initiative, is expected to play a pivotal role in improving transportation and accessibility in Srinagar. Lieutenant Governor Sinha's emphasis on this project as a gift to Sher-e-Khaas underscores the transformative impact it is expected to bring to the local community. The inauguration event was attended by key officials and residents, symbolising a collaborative effort towards urban development. The Old Habba Kadal Bridge aligns with the broader vision of the Smart City project, aiming to create modern, efficient, and well-connected urban spaces in Srinagar. As the bridge becomes operational, it is poised to contribute to the revitalisation of Sher-e-Khaas and the overall improvement of the city's infrastructure. The Lieutenant Governor's active involvement reflects a hands-on approach to advancing key projects that positively impact the lives of Srinagar's residents.

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