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    Posted on August 12th, 2025 in Exam Details (QP Included)

    Grandeur vs. Inclusion in India’s Politics of Imagery

    • Chenab railway bridge symbolizes India’s new politics of imagery.

    • The bridge’s grandeur is the primary motif of the republic.

    Symbols of Exclusion: The Rise of Giant Projects

    • The Statue of Unity, a Hindu-first narrative, symbolizes unity against internal foes.

    • The mythos surrounding such projects often silences questions of distributive justice.

    Engineering Projects and Nationalism

    • The Kashi Vishwanath Corridor anchors national belonging in visual monumental forms.

    • Engineering projects assert dominance and demonstrate political will and executive competence.

    The Role of Engineering in Nationalism

    • Engineering projects embody precision and political will.

    • However, benefits rarely flow equitably.

    • Large engineering projects have become instruments of progress and recalibration.

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