Govt of India cabinet approves ₹15,611 crore Bangalore Metro Phase 3 ProjectBengaluru's metro network is expanding with the approval of Phase 3, also known as the Orange Line. This 44.65 km line will connect southern and western Bengaluru to Kempegowda International Airport via Hebbal. It will feature two new lines and 31 stations, enhancing connectivity and reducing travel times. The project is...
more... expected to cost ₹15,611 crore, with ₹7,577 crore potentially funded by JICA. Construction is anticipated to begin by late 2025 and be completed by 2029. Once finished, the Orange Line will bring Bengaluru's total operational metro length to 222.2 km, serving over eight lakh passengers daily. Additionally, a 36.59 km Red Line extension is in planning, further expanding the network to 258.79 km by 2031. The project also prioritizes multi-modal integration at ten locations, including bus bays, pedestrian paths, and cycle-sharing facilities, for a more efficient and sustainable transportation system in Bengaluru.
Bengaluru ka metro network aur bhi badaane wala hai, Phase 3 ke approval ke saath, jisko Orange Line ke naam se jaana jaata hai. Yeh 44.65 km lambi line south aur west Bengaluru ko Kempegowda International Airport se Hebbal ke raaste connect karegi. Isme 2 new lines aur 31 stations honge,...
more... jo connectivity badhaayenge aur travel time kam karenge. Project ka estimated cost ₹15,611 crore hai, jisme se ₹7,577 crore JICA se milne ki ummeed hai. Construction late 2025 mein shuru hone ki ummeed hai aur 2029 tak complete hone ki ummeed hai. Orange Line complete hone ke baad, Bengaluru ka total operational metro length 222.2 km ho jaayega, jisse har din 8 lakh se zyada passengers ko fayda hoga. Iske alawa, 36.59 km ki Red Line extension bhi plan mein hai, jisse 2031 tak network aur badhkar 258.79 km ho jaayega. Project 10 locations par multi-modal integration bhi de raha hai, jisme bus bays, pedestrian paths, aur cycle-sharing facilities hain, jisse Bengaluru ka transportation system aur bhi efficient aur sustainable ban jaayega.