Karnataka CM travels in Namma Metro, has it completes 15 years and network expands to 96.1 km
Namma Metro has completed 15 years of operations, emerging as an integral part of daily life in Bengaluru, with its network expanding from 6.7 km in 2011 to 96.1 km today.
Marking the milestone, the Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) highlighted the network’s growth and its role in helping lakhs of commuters travel to work and access opportunities across the city.
What began as a new public transport option has become a key component of Bengaluru’s urban mobility system, connecting commuters to workplaces and other destinations.
The milestone also underscores the continuing need to expand public transport infrastructure, improve accessibility and ease daily commuting as Bengaluru grows.
As Namma Metro enters its next phase, the focus remains on strengthening connectivity and building a more accessible and efficient public transport network for future generations.
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