Overview
- The Gopal Krishna Gokhale Bridge will fully reopen on May 11, 2025, after a 2.5-year closure for reconstruction following its 2018 collapse.
- A ceremony led by cabinet minister Ashish Shelar will inaugurate the bridge at 5 pm, ahead of the monsoon season.
- The bridge was reconstructed at a cost of Rs. 90 crore, spanning 90 meters, and is now the second-longest rail overbridge in Mumbai.
- Delays caused by late girder deliveries and a six-foot misalignment with the C D Barfiwala flyover were resolved with expert guidance from IIT-B and VJTI.
- The reopening is expected to significantly reduce travel times and ease traffic congestion across Andheri East and West, benefiting thousands of daily commuters.