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During
the
inauguration
of
Hardinge
Bridge,
its
chief
engineer
Sir
Robert
William
Gales
said
in
an
emotional
voice
-
'The
bridge
that
I
have
built,
if
properly
maintained,
this
bridge
will
last
forever.
'
Today
there
is
no
William
Gales,
no
Lord
Hardinge.
But
their
immortal
achievements
remain.
People
die,
only
the
talented
live.
Time
is
also
lost
in
the
flow
of
the
cosmos.
Only
certain
moments
stand
out,
summoning
hundreds
or
even
thousands
of
years
ago.
Informs
one's
existence,
reminds
'was'
"I
am"
"I
will
be".
Rabindranath
wrote,
A
hundred
years
from
today,
who
are
you
reading?
Hundred
years
after
my
poem
curiously.
Ajika's
blood
rage
is
soaked
with
affection
Can
I
send
you
a
hundred
years
from
now...'
Hardinge
is
like
a
poem
written
by
Gale
a
hundred
years
ago.
This
is
like
the
blood
of
the
passion
of
hundreds
of
years
ago.
Centenary
is
a
great
gift
of
love
for
the
next
generation.
A
generational
bridge
built
with
hundreds
of
affection
and
happy
greetings.
While
crossing
the
Hardinge
Bridge,
I
felt
Ravi
Tagore's
poetry
and
those
moments
of
hundreds
of
years
ago
were
floating
in
my
imagination.
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