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Mumbai-Pune Expressway's long-awaited Missing Link inaugurated today by Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis on Maharashtra Day. The 13.3-km engineering marvel, featuring Asia's widest tunnel and a towering cable-stayed bridge, bypasses the congested Khandala Ghat. It will cut travel time by 25-30 minutes and reduce distance by ~6 km, promising smoother,...

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