Maha Metro Nagpur receives prestigious ‘Asia Book of Record’ citation

Maha Metro Nagpur receives prestigious ‘Asia Book of Record’ citation

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Category : Awards Published on: March 24 2023

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Having being awarded Guinness World Records and two Asia Book of Records earlier, Maha Metro Nagpur was honoured with the prestigious Asia Book of Records certification for three different categories.
The certification and citation was presented by Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Devendra Fadnavis at Metro Bhawan on March 19.
The categories for which Nagpur Metro was presented with Asia Book of Records certification are ‘Longest Length of Metro Rail Corridor Construction in Shortest Time’, ‘First Solar PV System in a Metro Rail Project for Integrated Consumption’ and ‘Heaviest Single Span Double Decker Steel Bridge Truss over Railway tracks in Urban Area’, in Asia
The citation and medal was handed over to Maha Metro MD Dr Brijesh Dixit by Fadnavis.

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