bally bridge造句

• The certificate of this bridge work later helped Jagmal Raja get work of Bally Bridge.
• The famous Dakshineswar Temple is situated on the banks of the Hooghly River near the Bally Bridge.
• The Bally Bridge was named Willingdon Bridge after Viceroy of India, The Marquess of Willingdon, who inaugurated it.
• In 1926, Rai Bahadur Jagmal Raja started construction of the Bally Bridge in Calcutta, which he completed in 1932.
• In Calcutta, the contract for Bally Bridge of East Indian Railway was earned by Rai Bahadur Jagmal Raja Chauhan of Nagor.
• Howrah Bridge, Belur Math, Indian Botanic Garden, Bally Bridge and Santragachi Jheel are some of the tourist options in the neighborhood.
• The name plates mentioning " Erection & Construction done by Rai Bahadur Jagmal Raja, Allahbad ", can still be seen riveted on each girder of Bally Bridge.
• Notably the Kolkata port was connected to the rest of India easier than the other existing route through Howrah Bridge and Bally bridge which are famous for their congested rush hour traffic.
• In 1932 upon completion of Bally Bridge, Jagmal Raja was recommended by Viceroy of India to King of Nepal, who needed a contractor of repute to do renovation and rehabilitation of his royal palaces & temples.
• In 1932 upon completion of Bally Bridge, Rai Bahadur Jagmal Raja Chauhan of Nagor was recommended by the erstwhile Viceroy of India, Rana of Nepal, Shree Juddha Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana, who needed a contractor of repute to do renovation and rehabilitation of his palaces and temples.
• During his stay in Calcutta for construction of Bally bridge, through his friends established in Calcutta; Lira Raja Rathor of Khambhra and Devram Jetha Jethwa of Sinugra, he came in contact with Jeewanlal Motichand Shah, father of Viren J . Shah, who owned an Aluminum utensils factory named Jeevanlal & Company later named as Jeewanlal ( 1929 ) Limited at Calcutta.
• Some of his railway contract works are in 1904  railway track from Bulandshahr to Hapur, 1904 Shahdara to Saharanpur, 1906  Aligarh Station, in 1906  Balmau to Sitapur, 1908  Allahbad, the Ganges Railway Bridge construction, 1911  Allahbad, the Yamuna Bridge doubling, 1912  Kanpur to Gaya yard extension, 1922  the Dhanbad railway yard extension, 1924  Calcutta, the Kidderpore Docks extension, 1925  Dehri-on-sone bridge, 1927 Bridge over Son River near Arrah, 1927  Allahbad, the Yamuna bridge re-girding ( in 1911 he had done doubling of same bridge ), 1926 32  Bally Bridge, 1932 Dankuni to Dum Dum for Calcutta Chord Railway