History of the Netherlands of Normandy ended in August 1944. German resistance collapsed in Western Europe and the allied armies advanced quickly towards the Dutch border. The First Canadian Army and the Second British Army conducted operations on Dutch soil from September onwards. On 17 September, a daring operation, Operation Market Garden; was executed with the goal of capturing bridges across three major rivers in the southern Netherlands. Despite desperate fighting by American, British and Polish forces, the bridge at Arnhem, across the Neder Rijn, could not be captured. Areas south of the Rhine river were liberated in the period September–December 1944, including the
Bridges in Bihar be completed by November 2019. Despite a number of long bridges running over land and water, they are not sufficient enough to withstand the demands of people. In such conditions Traffic is a common issue. In recent times, the bridges all over Bihar have been witnessing major traffic chaos and accidents due to exceeding number of vehicles passing over it and regularly overloading the structure. Some bridges have grown old enough to be rebuilt again and in accordance with the modern need. It is not that the government is not working in the direction, but the steps taken are still