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Why India’s bridges are under troubled waters

Bridges, tunnels and highways are crucial lifelines for connectivity and commerce. Yet, many suffer failures during or after construction, taking a heavy toll on lives and wiping out massive investments. In this deep dive, Mint looks at why things go wrong and how they can be fixed.

Why India’s bridges are under troubled waters

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