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How Was Pamban Bridge Built Over the Sea 100 Years Ago #shorts 🌊🚂

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Published Oct 13, 2026, 2:15 AM · 3d ago

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How did engineers and workers build the historic Pamban Railway Bridge over the sea more than 100 years ago, without today's modern heavy machinery and advanced technology? Opened on 24 February 1914, the original Pamban Railway Bridge connected mainland India with Rameswaram Island in Tamil Nadu. Building a railway bridge across the sea was a remarkable engineering challenge. In this video, discover how workers constructed the foundations and piers, assembled massive steel girders, and created the unique Scherzer rolling lift span that allowed ships to pass through. Watch the incredible story of the engineering, planning, and hard work behind this historic bridge. Subscribe to Mr Decode for more amazing engineering, science, technology, and mystery videos! Like the video and comment "JAI HIND" 🇮🇳 #PambanBridge #IndianRailways #Engineering #MrDecode #IndianHistory
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