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Bengaluru Metro to add 79km, Pink Line by 2026

BMRCL announces a major push to operationalise 79km of new Metro corridors in Bengaluru by 2027, including the airport line. Details on timelines, new trains, and the Orange Line tender.

Namma Metro Tumakuru Extension DPR Tender Awarded

BMRCL awards a Rs 1.2 crore tender to prepare a DPR for extending Namma Metro to Tumakuru. The 5-month report will detail a 25-station corridor, aiming to boost economic activity in the industrial suburb.

41 km of Bengaluru Metro to open in 2026

Three new Bengaluru Metro stretches will launch in 2026, expanding the network to 137.11 km. Deputy CM Shivakumar also announced DPRs for further extensions and Phase 3 tenders. Read more.

Bengaluru Metro Work on Kamraj Road Faces Delays

Construction of the Bengaluru Metro's Kamraj Road underground station faces delays, causing traffic woes as year-end footfall surges. Learn about the challenges and BMRCL's response.

Namma Metro Blue Line Targets 2026 for Key Stretch

Karnataka forms a high-level group to ensure the 58-km Namma Metro Blue Line meets its 2026-27 deadlines, promising a direct airport link and easing Bengaluru's traffic woes. Read the full plan.

Bhopal Metro Launch with Free Rides from Dec 13

Prime Minister Narendra Modi to inaugurate Bhopal Metro on December 13. Passengers can enjoy free rides for the first week on the Subhash Nagar to AIIMS corridor. Details on fares, timings, and features inside.

Pune's New 25-km Metro Line: Execution Plan in Focus

MLA Bhimrao Tapkir meets Maha Metro officials to plan the execution of the approved 25-km Khadakwasla-Kharadi line. Focus is on minimising traffic chaos in key areas like Sinhagad Road and Hadapsar. Read the latest updates.

Thane Metro 10 Tender Process to Start by Dec 15

MMRDA is set to begin the tender process for the challenging Gaimukh-Shivaji Chowk Metro 10 line by December 15, aiming to ease Thane-Bhayander commutes. Read about the project's details and hurdles.

Chennai Metro Train Halts, Passengers Evacuated

A Chennai Metro train halted abruptly between High Court and Central stations due to a technical issue. Passengers were safely evacuated. Services resumed by 6:20am. Details inside.

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