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World’s highest railway bridge opens in conflict-hit Kashmir
The world’s highest railway bridge, an ambitious piece of engineering across a mountain valley in Kashmir, was opened Friday by Indian Prime Minister Narenda Modi, just weeks after a deadly tourist massacre in the Himalayan region sparked a brief conflict with neighboring Pakistan.
Modi unveils World’s tallest rail bridge in Kashmir a triumph of resolve and engineering
In a bold statement of engineering ambition and national integration, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday inaugurated two record-breaking railway bridges in Jammu and Kashmir projects aimed at stitching the Himalayan region more tightly into India’s vast railway network.
India is committed to efforts to develop its restive territory of Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on ...
Norway’s Minister of International Development, Asmund Grover Aukrust, expressed his country’s solidarity with India in light ...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned Pakistan for the Pahalgam terror attack and praised local bravery. He assured ...
Old footage of people throwing stones at a convoy of vehicles has been misrepresented online as depicting Muslims attacking ...
More: Kashmir conflict: A look at how India and Pakistan became nuclear powers The conflict between India and Pakistan has been confined in recent decades mostly to the disputed mountainous region ...
Kashmir celebrated enhanced connectivity as Lt Governor Manoj Sinha and Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw rode from Katra to ...
In a major milestone, as Vande Bharat chugs into Kashmir, NDTV's Nazir Masoodi brings you this special report tracking the ...
Analysts believe Turkey’s deepening involvement in the Indo-Pakistan conflict introduces a new and troubling dimension to the ...
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