PM Modi Inaugurates India's First Underwater Metro in Kolkata
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PM Modi Inaugurates India's First Underwater Metro in Kolkata

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated India's first underwater metro line in Kolkata, ushering in a new era for the city's public transportation. The groundbreaking project enhances Kolkata's transit system by incorporating a technologically advanced underwater route, showcasing the nation's commitment to modern infrastructure and innovation.

The underwater metro line is a testament to India's engineering prowess, providing a unique and efficient mode of transportation for Kolkata residents. With this milestone, the city joins the ranks of global urban centres with cutting-edge metro systems, contributing to enhanced connectivity and ease of travel.

The inauguration reflects the government's dedication to fostering sustainable and advanced transportation solutions. The underwater metro not only reduces travel time but also symbolises a significant stride towards elevating Kolkata's status as a modern and forward-thinking metropolis.

As the first of its kind in India, the underwater metro line is set to redefine the city's transportation landscape, offering a reliable and swift commuting option. The project aligns with the vision of creating smart and accessible urban spaces, emphasising the importance of investing in innovative infrastructure for the benefit of citizens and the overall development of Kolkata.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated India's first underwater metro line in Kolkata, ushering in a new era for the city's public transportation. The groundbreaking project enhances Kolkata's transit system by incorporating a technologically advanced underwater route, showcasing the nation's commitment to modern infrastructure and innovation. The underwater metro line is a testament to India's engineering prowess, providing a unique and efficient mode of transportation for Kolkata residents. With this milestone, the city joins the ranks of global urban centres with cutting-edge metro systems, contributing to enhanced connectivity and ease of travel. The inauguration reflects the government's dedication to fostering sustainable and advanced transportation solutions. The underwater metro not only reduces travel time but also symbolises a significant stride towards elevating Kolkata's status as a modern and forward-thinking metropolis. As the first of its kind in India, the underwater metro line is set to redefine the city's transportation landscape, offering a reliable and swift commuting option. The project aligns with the vision of creating smart and accessible urban spaces, emphasising the importance of investing in innovative infrastructure for the benefit of citizens and the overall development of Kolkata.

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