PADMA BRIDGE PARAGRAPH | Class 6, 7, 8, 9,10 | JSC, SSC & HSC

Hello Readers! Ever wondered about the magic behind the creation of majestic bridges like the renowned Padma Bridge? Picture a symphony of steel, concrete, and sheer ingenuity orchestrating a ballet of progress across a vast expanse. It’s a tale of dreams taking form, where architects sketch visions, engineers sculpt reality, and construction teams choreograph an intricate dance of materials and machinery. The Padma Bridge, like other architectural marvels, is a testament to the fusion of creativity, expertise, and collaborative spirit, shaping not just steel and concrete, but also the connectivity and aspirations of a nation. “To quote civil engineer Joseph Strauss, ‘The impossible is only the not-yet-done.’ The Padma Bridge stands today as a testament to turning the impossible into reality through perseverance and vision.”

In this article, you can find the Padma Bridge Paragraph (some people also called – “Padma Setu”) for students in classes 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, as well as those preparing for JSC, SSC, and HSC exams.

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Padma Bridge Paragraph ( also called- Podda Setu Paragraph, Padma Setu Paragraph)

Padma bridge
Image: Padma Bridge

The Padma Bridge, an architectural marvel situated in Bangladesh, has captivated global attention for its impressive design and engineering. As the largest and longest bridge in the country, it spans the Padma River, serving as a crucial link between the southern and northern regions of Bangladesh. This colossal structure significantly enhances transportation and connectivity, easing the movement of both goods and people and fostering overall economic development. Commencing its construction in 2014, the Padma Bridge stands as a testament to human perseverance and innovation. This cable-stayed bridge boasts towering pylons and cables, creating a breathtaking sight against the river’s backdrop. With a span of approximately 6.15 kilometers, it plays a pivotal role in connecting the capital city, Dhaka, with the southwestern part of the nation. This Bridge stands as a longstanding aspiration for the people of Bangladesh, transitioning from dream to reality. As of the close of 2022, approximately 91% of its construction has been successfully completed. In 2023, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina ceremoniously inaugurated this monumental bridge, marking a historic moment in the nation’s development. This paragraph encapsulates the bridge’s historical significance, structural achievements, and the broader impact it promises to have on the progress of our country. The inauguration by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is scheduled for June 25, representing a pivotal milestone in Bangladesh’s journey towards enhanced connectivity and development. The primary aim of the Padma Bridge is to reduce travel time and transportation costs, ultimately stimulating economic activities and trade. Beyond its economic impact, the bridge serves as a critical lifeline during natural disasters, enabling swift relief and rescue operations. It not only signifies progress and modernization but also instills a sense of national pride among the people of Bangladesh.

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Padma Bridge Paragraph 150-200 Words for Class 6

The construction of the Padma Bridge in Bangladesh is an extraordinary undertaking. Crossing the Padma River, this enormous bridge will link the regions of Janjira and Mawa. It will accommodate both automobiles and railroads upon completion, making it the sixth-largest bridge globally. It is an amazing project that is almost done. By the end of 2022, 91% of the work would have been done. The long-awaited time came in 2023 when Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina opened the bridge. It was a historic moment for the country. In addition to connecting different areas, the Padma Bridge is a strong sign of growth and unity. It represents the work of the engineers, architects, and construction teams who worked together to make this idea come true. The bridge will affect more than just traffic. Its goal is to improve connectivity, boost economic growth, and make people’s lives better in general. The Padma Bridge, which is set to open on June 25, will be a source of national pride and show how committed Bangladesh is to major infrastructure development. This success points to a better future and shows that the country can reach huge goals when everyone works together. The Padma Bridge is made of concrete and steel, but it also represents the hopes of a country going toward a better, more connected future.

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The Padma Bridge in Bangladesh is the biggest bridge ever built in our country. It opened this year in 2022 after many years of hard work. The super-long bridge crosses over the wide Padma River and links the southwest part of Bangladesh to the eastern side. Now people and vehicles can travel faster between the regions. The Padma Bridge in Bangladesh is the largest bridge ever constructed in our country. As 2022 drew to a close, around 91% of this challenging project was successfully finished. Then in a 2023 ceremony, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurated the completed Padma Bridge, marking a historic milestone for national growth. The amazing thing is the Padma Bridge is two levels! On the top level, vehicles drive on a big 4-lane highway. On the lower level, trains run smoothly on railroad tracks. Over 6 kilometers long, the bridge had to be built extra strong to handle the mighty Padma River’s powerful currents. The bridge connects the southwestern part of Bangladesh to the northern and eastern parts, which includes 21 districts. The bridge is in the districts of Shariatpur and Madaripur. The bridge has 42 pillars and 41 spans. The tall towers holding up the bridge are planted incredibly deep, over 120 meters under the water. The Padma Bridge was made possible entirely using money from Bangladesh. Building such a huge bridge was difficult but our smart engineers succeeded. We should be proud of this bridge that connects our country and shows what Bangladeshis can do. The Padma Bridge will pave the way for exciting new growth opportunities all over Bangladesh in the future!

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The Padma Bridge in Bangladesh is an amazing piece of architecture that has caught the attention of people all over the world with its amazing design and engineering. It spans the Padma River and is the biggest and longest bridge in the country. It is an important link between Bangladesh’s southern and northern areas. This huge building greatly improves transportation and connectivity, making it easier for people and things to move around and helping the economy grow as a whole. Starting to be built in 2014, the Padma Bridge is a great example of how people can keep going even when things get hard. When seen from the river, this cable-stayed bridge’s tall pylons and wires make for a stunning sight. It is a vital link between the main city, Dhaka, and the southwestern part of the country. It is about 6.15 kilometers long. As of the end of 2022, about 91% of the building work had been finished efficiently. In 2023, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina formally opened this huge bridge, which was an important time in the history of the country’s growth. This sentence sums up the bridge’s historical importance, its impressive engineering, and the positive effects it will have on the progress of our country as a whole. The inauguration by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is set for June 25. It will be a major step forward in Bangladesh’s progress toward better connections and growth. The main goal of the Padma Bridge is to cut down on journey time and costs, which will eventually boost trade and economic activity. In addition to its economic value, the bridge is a vital lifeline during natural disasters, making it possible for quick rescue and aid efforts. It makes the people of Bangladesh feel proud of their country and shows that they are progressing and becoming more modern.

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Padma Bridge Paragraph for SSC (Class: 9-10) – 300 Words

The Padma Bridge is a landmark 6.15 km long road and rail bridge over the Padma River in Bangladesh, connecting southwest Bangladesh to the northern and eastern regions of the country. Construction of the Padma Bridge has long been seen as an immensely challenging undertaking, given the vast width of the Padma River and the strong tidal bore currents that flow through the area. Plans for building a bridge over the Padma have been in consideration since the 1960s, but political instability, economic hurdles, and accusations of corruption repeatedly stalled the project for decades. The concrete construction of the Padma Bridge finally began in 2014 under the direction of the Awami League government and opened just recently in June 2022, the Padma Bridge stands as the longest bridge in Bangladesh and one of the most challenging bridge engineering projects ever undertaken. Spanning over 6 km between the Mawa point on the southwest bank and Janjira point on the northeast bank, the multi-purpose road and rail bridge cuts travel times between Dhaka and Bangladesh’s second largest seaport, Mongla, from 13 hours to just 3-4 hours. This connection is expected to bring immense economic gains for trade and transport to poorer southwestern districts. The scale of the Padma Bridge has been likened to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and even dubbed Bangladesh’s “pride and dream”. As the cornerstone of a broader national transport plan, the opening of the Padma Bridge completes an immense infrastructure project that has been called both Bangladesh’s “bridge of pride” and the “bridge over troubled waters”.

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Padma Bridge Paragraph for HSC (Class-12) – 300 Words

Padma Bridge, which was built with support from the people and government of Bangladesh, is an important part of modern transportation systems. It was opened by the Honorable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of the Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh on June 25, 2022. This project is a bridge over the fast-moving Padma River in Bangladesh that can be used for many things. The biggest project in the country was built entirely by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and with money from within the country, not from outside sources. In 2007, it was thought that the Padma Bridge would cost 10,161 crore 75 lakh taka. It did cost about 30 thousand crores, though, because of changes to the plan, problems with managing the river, and other technical issues. Lauhjung of Munshiganj is on its eastern shore, and Shariatpur and Madaripur are on its western shore. There are 6,150 meters of length and 18,18 meters of width on this bridge. On December 7, 2014, only concrete and steel were used to start building this bridge. China Major Bridge Engineering Construction Company Limited built it. Twenty thousand people, including two thousand outsiders, are directly working on the different parts of the project. Since this bridge opened, 19 districts in the southwest have had direct access to the eastern part of the country, including Dhaka. Most of these districts will also have access to the train section when it opens. The economic growth of Bangladesh and the impact of the Padma Bridge on the living standards of billions of people are huge. Also, this bridge will be an important part of the economy and one of the world’s most interesting and historic sites. With the completion of the Padma Bridge, Bangladesh has moved into a new age. Padma Bridge will most importantly be a shining sign of the people of Bangladesh’s hope, faith, loyalty, and trust.

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Padma Multipurpose Bridge

The Padma Bridge is a monumental multipurpose road-rail bridge constructed over the Padma River in Bangladesh, ranked among the most challenging infrastructure projects ever undertaken in the country. Officially inaugurated in June 2022 after years of construction, the trailblazing bridge connects the underdeveloped southwestern regions of Bangladesh with the northern and eastern areas, spanning over 6 kilometers between the cities of Louhajong, Munshiganj, Shariatpur, and Madaripur. Funded entirely by national resources, the two-level steel truss structure has an upper deck four-lane highway and a lower deck single-railway track. With 41 sections each measuring 150 meters long and 22 meters wide, the Padma Bridge became Bangladesh’s longest bridge, even surpassing prior bridges over the Ganges River. The pillars supporting the 6.15 kilometer long, 18.18 meter wide Padma Bridge extend deeper than any other bridge piles in the world, reaching down 120 meters to resist the fierce currents of the mighty Padma. Its construction overcome numerous obstacles including challenging river conditions, but the successful completion represents a hard-won engineering achievement for Bangladesh and a source of national pride. The bridge is predicted to facilitate major economic growth by increasing Bangladesh’s GDP by up to 1.2% thanks to enhanced regional connectivity, easier transportation, and stimulated commerce.

For the citizens of Bangladesh, the opening of the iconic Padma Bridge in 2022 after years of complicated construction symbolizes the nation’s resilience in overcoming adversity as well as its hopes and determination for greater development ahead. The bridge links the previously disconnected southwestern districts with the rest of the country, allowing easier access to trade, hospitals, education, and more for remote areas. With passenger trains, buses, trucks, and vans soon crossing the river more effortlessly, the bridge will better integrate the national economy and assist around 30 million people. The Padma Bridge will undoubtedly facilitate Bangladesh’s social advancement and prosperity for years to come as both a physical structure and an enduring symbol of national unity and pride through once unfathomable odds.

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Review the Most Important Facts for Quickly to Remember

  1. The longest bridge in Bangladesh at 6.15 km
  2. Connects Southwest and north/East regions across Padma River
  3. 42 pillars constructed over 5 years
  4. USD 3.6 billion total cost
  5. Engineers from Bangladesh, China & South Korea
  6. Led by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
  7. Road & rail transport for freight and passengers
  8. Cuts the 13-hour journey to just 3-4 hours
  9. Major national infrastructure achievement
  10. Stimulates economy/trade for 30 million people in Southwest

FAQs for the Padma Bridge Paragraph

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Where is the Padma Bridge located?

The Padma Bridge is located in Bangladesh, crossing over the Padma River. It connects the southwest region with the northern and eastern regions of the country.

When did the construction of the bridge begin?

Construction of the concrete structure of the Padma Bridge began in 2014 under the Awami League government. However, plans for a Padma River crossing bridge date back to the 1960s.

Why did it take so long for the bridge to be constructed?

There were decades of delays in building the Padma Bridge due to political instability, economic hurdles, and accusations of corruption that repeatedly stalled the mega project.

What features does the bridge have?

The Padma Bridge is a multipurpose structure used for both road and rail transport. It has 42 pillars supporting its long span.

What were some key challenges?

Building the lengthy bridge to withstand the powerful Padma River tides was an immense engineering challenge requiring collaboration between Bangladeshi, Chinese, and South Korean experts over 5 years.

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