Anji Bridge: India's First Cable-Stayed Railway Bridge Completes Successful Load Testing India's first Cable-Stayed Railway Bridge, the Anji Bridge, located in Reasi district of Jammu & Kashmir, has successfully completed its load testing. Spanning 725 meters, the bridge is supported by 96 heavy cables and stands 331 meters above the Anji River. The load testing, conducted for 24 hours, confirmed its structural integrity. The bridge will be a vital link in the 111-km rail corridor from Katra to

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The Anji Bridge: India’s First Cable-Stayed Railway Bridge ✅ Total length: 725.5 meters ✅ The bridge is balanced on axis of a single central pylon. ✅ Height of single pylon: 193 meters from the top of the foundation ✅ Total number of stay cables: 2 × (24 24) = 96 ✅ All 96 cables were installed within a short span of 11 months. ✅ The total running length of the stay cable strands is 653 km — which is more than the distance between Jammu and Delhi. #ConnectingKashmir #VikasKiRail | Information & P

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