Dhola-Sadiya Bridge / Bhupen Hazarika Setu
India’s longest river bridge at opening, connecting Dhola and Sadiya across the Lohit river and improving access to Arunachal Pradesh.
Compared with the first announced target
The bridge opened in 2017 after construction moved beyond earlier public expectations.
Upper Assam, Arunachal Pradesh road users, defence logistics and communities across the Lohit river.
Timeline
Major bridge works progressed across the Lohit river.
The Prime Minister dedicated the bridge to the nation.
Risk notes
- Completed bridge
- Floodplain maintenance and approach-road resilience remain relevant
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Linked source labels: PIB: Dhola-Sadiya bridge inauguration