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- [1]90%youtube.com/watch?v=O-9WRcYlu7gyoutube.com· Posted Sep 14, 2026· Starts Jun 6, 2025 ✓· 38% of score
Happened as dated, per the source: "PM Modi inaugurates Chenab Bridge, world's highest rail arch bridge in J&K."
- [2]80%en.wikipedia.org: cost of Chenab Rail Bridge Opens as World's Highest Railway Bridgeen.wikipedia.org· Added Oct 24, 2026· 44% of score
Bridge construction cost.[1]
- [3]95%Afcons builds world’s highest single-arch railway bridge
Opened primary project source for sourced buildout metrics and project timeline; researched 2026-10-29.[1]
- [4]90%PM Modi inaugurates Chenab Bridge, world's highest rail arch bridge in J&Kddnews.gov.in· Published Jun 6, 2025· 6% of score
DD News, India's state broadcaster, confirms PM Modi inaugurated the Chenab Bridge on Friday, June 6, 2025, matching the pin's stored date exactly.
- [5]78%World's tallest railway bridge, ambitious rail project connecting Kashmir to rest of India, inauguratedgulfnews.com· Published Jun 6, 2025· 6% of score
Gulf News independently corroborates the June 6, 2025 inauguration by Modi, describing the bridge as 359 metres tall and "the world's tallest railway bridge," matching the pin's stored date.
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