Across the Newaj River’s sweeping terrain, 37 spans and towering piers are taking shape to carry a new railway corridor through Madhya Pradesh. With piers rising up to 40 m and composite girders forming the elevated structure, the project brings together precision engineering, specialised construction techniques and the challenges of building across a riverine landscape.Part of the Ramganjmandi–Bhopal new railway line, the Newaj River bridge-cum-viaduct is being executed by Rahee Infratech on the Rajgarh–Biyavra section for West Central Railway. Extending across the river and adjoining terrain, the structure forms a major elevated crossing on a corridor intended to improve regional rail connectivity...To read the full article Click Here