Ahmedabad News Roundup | AMC's plan for a dual-purpose bridge, gold-plated sweet popularity & more

From AMC's plan for an innovative dual-purpose bridge over the Sabarmati River to the rising fame of the '24 Carat Swarna Mudra,' a gold-plated sweet, and the latest developments on the Railway station's ambitious redevelopment project, stay informed about the latest buzz in the city with this Ahmedabad News Roundup.

In a significant development for Ahmedabad, the AMC is embarking on a pioneering project to build a dual-purpose bridge and rubber barrage on the Sabarmati River. This initiative aims to bolster city connectivity and address water management challenges, including holding and purifying water of the river.

Connecting the areas of Acher near Torrent Power Station and Camp Sadar Bazaar, this bridge promises to streamline commuting for residents in Chandkheda, Sabarmati, Motera, Hansol, and even those traveling to the airport.

Ahmedabad is about to experience a culinary innovation like never before. The city is now offering a unique dessert named '24 carat Swarna Mudra,' crafted with the finest imported dry fruits and adorned with gold foil and stuffing.

Priced at Rs 21,000 per kg, this golden sweet is a novelty in city, marking the festive season with opulence. Gwalia Sweets, located on Sindhu Bhawan Road, is the creative force behind this exclusive treat, available for order in its inaugural year.

As part of the ongoing redevelopment efforts at Ahmedabad railway station, a novel approach is being undertaken to tackle traffic congestion. An alternative 800-meter route is under construction to facilitate smoother access to the station.

Additionally, an elevated road will be constructed at the station, seamlessly connecting to foot over bridges at both ends. This redevelopment also involves relocating certain offices from the station premises, optimizing the station's functionality.

Art enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the creative world of renowned artist Nabibakh Mansoori at Archer Art Gallery. The exhibition, titled 'Pastoral Symphonies,' kicks off today at 5 pm. Nabibakh's 29th solo show promises a unique experience, where his childhood village memories come to life in an abstract musical form.