BMTC to Expand Bus Services to Satellite Towns;
BMTC will extend bus services to satellite towns around Bengaluru to improve regional connectivity and ease daily commuting. The expansion will enhance access to jobs, education, Metro, and suburban rail networks while helping reduce traffic congestion.
Metro and Cauvery Water Projects to Boost Bengaluru Rural;
The Karnataka government is planning Namma Metro connectivity to the Airport City region and Cauvery water supply for Devanahalli and Hoskote. The proposed projects aim to improve mobility, support rapid growth, and ensure long-term water security for the region.
HC Clears Major Hurdle for Bidadi Mega Township:
The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a PIL challenging the acquisition of 7,400 acres for the proposed Greater Bengaluru Integrated Township near Bidadi. The ruling clears a major legal hurdle, allowing the state government to move ahead with the project.
491 km of Bengaluru Footpaths Reclaimed in 9-Day Drive;
The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) cleared encroachments from nearly 491 km of footpaths across the city's five corporations between July 1 and July 10.
The drive aims to improve pedestrian safety and walkability, with ₹70 crore allocated for footpath repairs.
BMTC will extend bus services to satellite towns around Bengaluru to improve regional connectivity and ease daily commuting. The expansion will enhance access to jobs, education, Metro, and suburban rail networks while helping reduce traffic congestion.
Metro and Cauvery Water Projects to Boost Bengaluru Rural;
The Karnataka government is planning Namma Metro connectivity to the Airport City region and Cauvery water supply for Devanahalli and Hoskote. The proposed projects aim to improve mobility, support rapid growth, and ensure long-term water security for the region.
HC Clears Major Hurdle for Bidadi Mega Township:
The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a PIL challenging the acquisition of 7,400 acres for the proposed Greater Bengaluru Integrated Township near Bidadi. The ruling clears a major legal hurdle, allowing the state government to move ahead with the project.
491 km of Bengaluru Footpaths Reclaimed in 9-Day Drive;
The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) cleared encroachments from nearly 491 km of footpaths across the city's five corporations between July 1 and July 10.
The drive aims to improve pedestrian safety and walkability, with ₹70 crore allocated for footpath repairs.
