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Progress toward India's 50% non-fossil fuel capacity target by 2030.
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Real-time share of all retail transaction volume processed digitally.
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Literacy share across India, with multiple states crossing 90%.
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Chenab Bridge: World's Highest Railway Bridge
Standing 359 meters above the Chenab River, this engineering marvel in Jammu & Kashmir surpasses the Eiffel Tower in height and connects India like never before.
Height Above River: 359 metersTotal Length: 1,315 metersArch Span: 467 meters
Did You Know?
“India's Mangalyaan Mars mission cost $74 million — less than the budget of the Hollywood movie "Gravity" ($100 million).”
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