The long-awaited Bengaluru-Tumkur Namma Metro assignment is inching in the direction of truth. New updates have emerged confirming progress at the metro course connecting the 2 cities.
The feasibility study document for the 56.6 km metro line has been completed and submitted to the Bangalore Metro rail Organization Limited (BMRCL), which in turn has forwarded it to the kingdom government.
Plans include the development of 25 elevated stations along the course. The metro line will start from Madavara (BIEC) station on Bengaluru's Green Line and enlarge all the way to Shira Gate in Tumkur, consistent with reviews. Yashwant Chauhan, leader public relations office of BMRCL, is knowledgeable that the feasibility study document has been handed over to the authorities for additional movement.
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If authorized, this can mark the first time metro offerings will join Bengaluru with every other district, making metro travel from Bengaluru to Tumkur a near fact.
Metro path info
The proposed Bengaluru-Tumkur metro line will pass via the subsequent stations: Madavara, Makali, Dasanapura, Nelamangala, Weaver Colony, Nelamangala Vishweshwarapura, Nelamangala Tollgate, Boodihal, T. Begur, Thippagondanahalli, Kulavanahalli, Mahimapur, Billankote, Sompura industrial region, Dabaspet, Nallayanapalya, Chikkahalli, Hirehalli industrial area, Panditanahalli, Katsandra pass, Katsandra, take a seat, Tumkur bus Stand, Tooda layout, and Naganna Palya, and will culminate at Shira Gate. This path is expected to substantially advantage commuters alongside Tumkur Avenue.
Subsequent Steps
With the feasibility file now submitted, the state government is predicted to give its approval quickly. Following this, the assignment will require the final nod from the imperative government before creation can start. The Bengaluru-Tumkur metro is poised to convert connectivity and ease travel among those important city facilities.
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