Follow us onSrinagar, Jan 28: A week after its inauguration by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, the newly renovated Amira Kadal pedestrian bridge has quickly emerged as a new public attraction in Srinagar’s city centre, drawing locals and tourists alike. Many residents say the bridge has added a fresh charm to the area, complementing the already popular clock tower at Lal Chowk. Locals visiting the bridge said the renovation has transformed the space into a pleasant public zone. The renovated Amira Kadal pedestrian bridge was opened to the public last week as part of efforts to upgrade urban infrastructure and enhance public spaces in Srinagar. “The redevelopment of the Amira Kadal pedestrian bridge has not only enhanced walkability and safety but also revived a heritage space for community engagement and tourism,” an SSCL official said, emphasising the corporation’s commitment to blending heritage preservation with modern urban design.