Sudarshan Setu

Sudarshan Setu mind map
When
Inaugurated on February 25, 2024
Where
Connects Okha to Beyt Dwarka
In Gulf of Kutch, Gujarat
What
India's Longest Cable-Stayed Bridge
Length
2,320 meters
Why
Enhance Infrastructure
Improve Connectivity in Gujarat
Who
Inaugurated by
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Authorised by
Union Transport Minister
Nitin Gadkari
Beneficiaries
Local Population
Pilgrims visiting temples
How
Initiated on October 7, 2017
Completed After Years
Of Planning and Construction
Significance
Supports Local Population
Aids Pilgrims
Showcases
India's Technical Excellence
Advanced Infrastructure
Related Development Projects
Totaling Rs. 4253 Crore
In
Devbhumi Dwarka
Jamnagar
Porbandar Districts
Includes
Transport Projects
Energy Initiatives
Urban Infrastructure Improvement
Major Projects
Electrification of Railway Lines
Rajkot – Okha
Rajkot – Jetalsar – Somnath
Offshore Pipes at Vadinar
Renewable Energy Projects
Waste Land Solar PV Project
Sewage Treatment Facility
Regional Research Centre

The Sudarshan Setu, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on February 25, 2024, is India’s longest cable-stayed bridge, connecting Okha and Beyt Dwarka in Gujarat. Spanning 2,320 meters, it significantly enhances the region’s infrastructure and connectivity. Initiated in 2017 and part of a broader development project in Gujarat, it supports the local population and temple pilgrims. Accompanying projects focus on transport, energy, and urban infrastructure improvements, including railway electrification and renewable energy initiatives.