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Final Up to date: March 15, 2024, 13:50 IST
Bengaluru Metro: Karnataka Cupboard Greenlights Part-3, Promising Connectivity Increase by 2028.
Karnataka’s Cupboard approves Part-3 of Bengaluru Metro, spanning 44.65 km. Building set to start with an estimated price of Rs 15,611 crore.
The Karnataka Cupboard on Thursday gave its approval to start development of the infrastructure required for Part-3 of the Metro Rail transport system in Bengaluru.
Part-3, which might cowl a distance of 44.65 km, will likely be accomplished at an estimated price of Rs 15,611 crore and is meant to be accomplished by 2028.
Karnataka Income Minister Krishna Byre Gowda mentioned the mission will cowl all the Outer Ring Highway (ORR). The primary metro rail line will likely be constructed from Hebbal to JP Nagar, masking a distance of 32.15 km. The second line will cross by Gorguntepalya, Magadi Highway, Mysuru Highway and contact JP Nagar. Part-3 contains Hosahalli in Vijayanagar, from Hosahalli to Magadi Highway as much as Kadabagere, masking a distance of roughly 12.5 km.
It would cross from JP Nagar to Silk Board, Silk Board to KR Puram, and from KR Puram to Hebbal. It would proceed from Hebbal and can cross Tumakuru Highway from close to Dr Rajkumar’s memorial and can cross Magadi Highway, Mysuru Highway, Kanakapura Highway and be a part of JP Nagar.
It would cowl all the Outer Ring Highway, Gowda informed reporters right here. Based on him, a feasibility check has been carried out and the Centre has additionally given its approval for the enlargement.
The BMRCL has mentioned in its observe that it could possibly end (Part-3) by 2028. The state authorities will bear 80 to 85 per cent price of the mission. We anticipate 13 to fifteen per cent from the Centre, Gowda mentioned.
