Building engineer G. Madhavi Latha, who played a key role in the design and construction of the Chenab railway bridge, the highest railway bridge in the world, has since received extensive praise since then.
After the inauguration by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, many people contacted her, expressed her admiration and hoped that their daughters could follow her traces.
However, LATHA insisted that thousands deserve the award of the Chenab bridge and stated that its role of geotechnical consultant with AFCONS was supposed to help develop slope stabilization and design foundations on the slopes.
In the post on Linkedin, Madhavi Latha wrote: “We congratulate India for the inauguration of the Chenab railway bridge by honorary Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji. The bridge is a miracle of building engineering.
“Thousands of people have contributed significantly in different ways to the construction of this iconic bridge. There are millions of unmanageable heroes that I greet today,” she added.
Madhavi Latha also said: “My role as a geotechnical consultant for AFCONS was to help the development of the stabilization of the slope and the design of the foundations on the slope. Engineering as their career choice.
“Please don’t make me unnecessarily famous. I’m in Spain right now, I attended a conference. I ask you all to respect my privacy. All fame Belings on Indian railways,” she added.
Chandrababu Naidu congrats Madhavi Latha
Meanwhile, Main Minister Andhra Pradesh N Chandrababu Naida congratulated Madhavi Latha for the highest railway bridge in the world above the Chenab River.
The CM Naida praised the engineer for 17 years of rewarding and victims in the construction of the bridge.
In A Post On X, Chandrababu Naidu Wrote: “Another Telugu Daughter Has Made India Stream! I Salute Professor G. Madhavi Latha Gar, One of the Brilliant Minds Behind the World’s Highes Railway Bridge Over the Chenab River, Inaugurated June 6. Hailing From and Small Village in Andhra Pradesh, She Dedicated 17 Years of Hard Work and Sacrifice Create this architectural miracle for the nation.
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