The harbour line bridge at Sandhurst Road railway station—India's first rail flyover—has been rebuilt, under the cover of darkness, without stopping the city's lifeline that runs at a four-minute frequency. The original girders made at Glasgow, England have been replaced by Make-in-India ones manufactured at Manmad.

The Central Railway on Monday announced that the work on the 100-year-old bridge is complete. It used to be a ballasted deck slab which was replaced by channel sleepers in 1987. This time, the entire bridge has been replaced slowly and steadily.