Big news for Mumbai commuters: the city's 160-year-old railway bottleneck is finally being sorted out.
The new South Vaitarna bridge, part of the Virar-Dahanu quadrupling project, is done, and its northern twin is almost ready too.
This means more tracks are on the way, which should make daily travel a whole lot smoother.
Project worth 3,578-cr to improve connectivity
For over 160 years, only two tracks connected Mumbai up north, leading to endless crowding and delays.
With this 3,578-crore-rupee project, more than double track capacity over the Vaitarna River, expect less congestion and better connectivity across the suburbs.
In short: faster trains, fewer delays, and a much-improved ride for everyone hopping on board.