Bengaluru’s Yellow, Orange Metro lines to help 25 lakh people daily: PM
In a significant move towards improving public transportation in Bengaluru, Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently inaugurated the city’s Yellow Line on Sunday. The Yellow Line is a significant addition to the city’s metro network, connecting various important areas and providing a convenient mode of transportation to the residents.
During the inauguration ceremony, the Prime Minister also laid the foundation stone for the Orange Line, which is expected to be completed soon. The Orange Line is expected to carry over 25 lakh commuters daily, making it one of the busiest metro lines in the country.
The Prime Minister praised the progress made by the Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) and the Government of Karnataka in developing the metro network. He emphasized that the Yellow Line will connect many important areas, making it a valuable addition to the city’s transportation infrastructure.
The Orange Line, which is expected to be completed soon, will further enhance the city’s transportation network. The Prime Minister highlighted that the Orange Line will not only reduce traffic congestion but also provide a safe and reliable mode of transportation to the residents.
The Prime Minister also acknowledged the contribution of corporates like Infosys, Biocon, and Delta Electronics, which have part-funded the metro project through their corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. He praised their CSR model, saying it was “inspirational”.
The Bengaluru Metro’s Yellow Line is around 24.2 kilometers long and has 17 stations. It connects the city’s major areas, including the Central Business District, IT hubs, and residential areas. The line is expected to reduce traffic congestion and provide a convenient mode of transportation to thousands of commuters.
The Orange Line, which is expected to be completed soon, will be around 33.5 kilometers long and will have 28 stations. It will connect the city’s northern and southern areas, providing a safe and reliable mode of transportation to thousands of commuters.
The Bengaluru Metro project is one of the largest metro projects in the country, with a total length of around 170 kilometers. The project has been developed at a cost of over Rs 1 lakh crore and is expected to benefit millions of commuters in the city.
The Prime Minister’s visit to Bengaluru is seen as a significant development for the city, which has been facing traffic congestion and parking issues for years. The Bengaluru Metro project is expected to provide a solution to these problems and improve the quality of life for the residents.
In conclusion, the inauguration of the Bengaluru Metro’s Yellow Line and the laying of the foundation stone for the Orange Line are significant developments for the city. The Prime Minister’s visit is seen as a boost to the city’s transportation infrastructure and a recognition of the efforts made by the Government of Karnataka and the BMRCL to develop the metro network.
