1. What was remarkable about the repair of the Pamban Bridge by E Sreedharan?
2. What role has Sreedharan played in building the Delhi Metro?
3. Give an example to show Sreedharan's practical approach.
4. Mention two things that have helped Sreedharan finish his projects on time.
5. Explain how Sreedharan is a great team leader.
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India’s E Sreedharan: 60 years of building the country’s bridges, railway lines, and metros

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Leapfrogging into modernity.
By MS Ashokan
June 22, 2017This article is more than 2 years old.
By the year 2014, Sreedharan the technocrat had spent sixty years in the public space.
He had joined the Indian Railways Engineering Service (IRES) as an assistant engineer in 1954, and retired from the organization after thirty-six years of service in 1990. He founded Konkan Rail Corporation Limited (KRCL), spending seven years there, after which he became the managing director of DMRC (Delhi Metro Rail Corporation) in 1997.
When he retired from DMRC in December 2011, he was seventy-nine years of age. At that time, having spent fifty-seven years in public service, all he wanted was a quiet life in retirement. However, he was given the task of overseeing the Kochi Metro, the monorails in Kozhikode and Thiruvananthapuram, and the construction of the south-west speed-rail track right away. He took on these new challenges at eighty-one with the same earnestness that he had displayed six decades earlier when he walked into the Indian Railways, re-embarking on a work life of non-stop travel, moving between Ponnani, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, New Delhi and Bengaluru (also Bangalore).