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Rishikesh Glass Bridge Partially Opens, But Glass Walk Still Closed — Here’s Why
Rishikesh Glass Bridge Partially Opens, But Glass Walk Still Closed — Here’s Why
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Rishikesh Glass Bridge Partially Opens, But Glass Walk Still Closed — Here’s Why

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Rishikesh’s iconic glass bridge has partially opened to visitors, with the road section now accessible. The glass walk is still closed as final safety checks and work continue

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