Adani Cement, including Ambuja Cements and ACC, has recently played its role in the construction of the world’s highest railway Arch Bridge on the Chenab River in Jammu and Kashmir.
In a statement on Wednesday, Adani Cement said it was a major cement supplier in the landmark project with 65,000 metric tons.
The supplied cement ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) was 43 grade, known for its high strength, durability and coherent quality, which is ideal for complex and large -scale infrastructure, which is in touch with extreme climate and geological conditions, said.
Vinod Book, CEO – Cement Business, Adani Group said, “It is a matter of great pride for us to be a part of a project that not only defines engineering boundaries, but also contributes to national integration.”
“In Adani Cement, we believe that each bag of cement bears the weight of the progress of the nation. The Chenab Bridge is a shiny example of how our commitment to quality, stability and time distribution supports India’s infrastructure story.”
An important part of the expansion of the ambitious infrastructure of Indian Railways in the region, the bridge stands as a will for India’s resolve to connect its distant geographicals through the world -class infrastructure. The execution of this engineering feat was anchored by the Indian Railways.
“This milestone strengthens the status of Adani cement as a favorite partner in nation-building-from urban skyline to remote front. As India makes fast, stronger and more constant, is committed to providing the foundation of Adani cement development, flexibility and change,” Cement company said in the statement.
The Kashmir Valley was connected to the rest of India with the inauguration of the much awaited and the world’s highest railway Arch Bridge on the Chenab River during its day visit to Jammu and Kashmir last week.
Architectural Marvel Chenab Rail Bridge is the world’s highest railway arch bridge located 359 meters from the river. It is a 1,315 m tall steel arc bridge which is an engineer to face seismic and air conditions.
During his visit, the Prime Minister also inaugurated India’s first cable-stained rail bridge, Anji Bridge, which will serve the country in a challenging area. (AI)
