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Naninara Bridge Opens to Traffic, Boosts Bandipora-Srinagar Road Connectivity

Shariq Lone by Shariq Lone
September 8, 2026
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Naninara Bridge Opens to Traffic, Boosts Bandipora-Srinagar Road Connectivity
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Bandipora| Sept, 7 : After a long wait, the newly constructed Naninara Bridge was opened to traffic on Monday, marking a significant improvement in road connectivity along the Bandipora-Srinagar route and bringing relief to commuters and residents of adjoining areas. The bridge was Inaugurated by Sonawari MLA Adv. Hilal Akbar Lone and Bandipora MLA Nizam Ud’din Bhat in the presence of local residents, public representatives and officials.

The opening of the bridge was warmly welcomed by people across Bandipora district, particularly residents of Naninara and adjoining areas.The facility will make daily commuting easier and provide smoother connectivity towards Srinagar and other parts of the district.

Residents described the opening as an important step towards improving road infrastructure in the area. They said better connectivity would benefit students, employees, patients, traders and other commuters who regularly travel between Bandipora and Srinagar for various purposes.

People also expressed hope that the bridge would improve the movement of public transport and commercial vehicles while reducing travel-related difficulties. They said improved connectivity could also boost local economic activities by making it easier for traders and businesses to transport goods and access markets.

 

The project is expected to strengthen the road network connecting Bandipora with Srinagar and facilitate the movement of people from several adjoining areas. For many residents, the bridge is seen as an important addition to the district’s road infrastructure and a step towards addressing longstanding connectivity requirements.

 

Speaking on the occasion, both MLAs emphasised that improved infrastructure plays a crucial role in strengthening connectivity between communities and promoting economic and social development. They also interacted with local residents and heard their concerns and expectations regarding further development in the area.

 

Local people appreciated the efforts behind the completion of the bridge and said such projects can have a direct impact on the everyday lives of residents. They also called for continued attention to roads, drainage, public transport and other basic infrastructure facilities.

The opening of the bridge Is expected to particularly benefit people travelling towards Srinagar for employment, education, healthcare, business and other essential activities. Residents said smoother connectivity would save time and make their regular journeys more convenient.

 

The Inauguration witnessed the participation of a significant number of local residents, who welcomed the opening and expressed hope that more developmental projects would be taken up in the area. With the Naninara Bridge now open to traffic, commuters can expect smoother movement along the route, further strengthening connectivity between Bandipora and Srinagar.

Shariq Lone

Shariq Lone

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