Meet the Telugu lady behind India’s historic bridge?

It is already known that Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched Chenab Bridge in Jammu and Kashmir yesterday, and this holds a significant part in the Indian architectural history. The special thing about this bridge that was launched yesterday is that it is the highest railway bridge anywhere in the world.

Another interesting point about this bridge is that it was designed and engineer by another than a Telugu architect named Madhavi.

In this context, Andhra Pradesh chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu extended his deepest congratulations to the talented female architect as he tweeted

“I extend my heartfelt salute to Professor G. Madhavi Latha Garu, a key contributor to the creation of the world’s highest railway bridge over the Chenab River, which was inaugurated by Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji on June 6. Hailing from a small village in Andhra Pradesh, she has become a symbol of dedication, determination, and excellence in the field of engineering.”

Her incredible journey, marked by 17 years of tireless effort and personal sacrifices, played a crucial role in bringing this historic project to life. The Chenab Bridge is not just an engineering marvel, but also a testament to the strength and capability of Indian talent.

Professor Madhavi Latha’s contribution stands as a proud moment for the country and a source of inspiration for young minds, especially women aspiring to make a mark in science and engineering. Her story proves that passion and perseverance can achieve the impossible.

This really is a proud moment for the Telugu community globally to to see one of their proud exponents make the nation stand in the global map.