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'Mujhe nahi bahar dekho' PM Modi reacts to Rashmika Mandanna's Atal Setu praise

Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded to Rashmika Mandanna's post about the Atal Setu in Mumbai, where she lauded the bridge for cutting travel time from two hours to 20 minutes. Mandanna also highlighted the bridge as a testament to India's rapid infrastructure progress.

Shantanu Poswal
Last Updated : Friday, 17 May 2024
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently responded to actress Rashmika Mandanna’s social media post about her experience travelling through the Atal Setu in Mumbai, India’s longest sea bridge. Mandanna highlighted the bridge's efficiency and impact on travel time, prompting a positive reaction from the Prime Minister. “Absolutely! nothing more satisfying than connecting people and improving lives,” PM Modi wrote.

Rashmika Mandanna’s Impressions of Atal Setu

In her post, the “Pushpa” actress shared her awe for the Atal Setu, noting, “The Atal Setu cuts two hours of travel time to just 20 minutes. We built this majestic marvel in just seven years. Atal Setu is not just a bridge; it is a guarantee of a young Bharat, and we need to build hundreds of Atal Setus.” Officially named the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewri-Nhava Sheva, the bridge was inaugurated by PM Modi in January and serves as a crucial link between south Mumbai and Navi Mumbai.

Mandanna Praises Infrastructure Advancements

In a recent interview with ANI, Rashmika Mandanna praised India’s rapid infrastructure development over the past decade. She particularly noted the transformative impact of the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL), emphasising how the new sea bridge has significantly reduced travel time between Navi Mumbai and Mumbai. Mandanna commended the project for its efficiency and convenience, highlighting its role in improving regional transportation.

The actress also reflected on the progress of India’s younger generation, pointing out their resilience and significant contributions to the country’s development.