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The 148-km Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project with four corridors has been delayed by 41 months from its original Centre-approved timeline
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The Yelahanka-Dharmavaram line would be the second section in the Bengaluru division to be upgraded to 130 kmph after the Bengaluru-Jolarpettai stretch
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Trainsets to be deployed on Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed rail corridor
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Bengaluru’s fourth railway terminal and India’s first fully elevated coaching terminal may come up partially on Rail Wheel Factory land in Yelahanka
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K-RIDE, which is executing the Bengaluru suburban rail project, has not had a full-time managing director since July 25, 2022
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BMRCL invites bids for Madavara-Tumakuru corridor DPR after government directive to take up feasibility study; project proposed to be developed under PPP model
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The new facility near Railway Wheel Factory on Doddaballapur Main Road, Yelahanka, will enable NOVA Control Tecnologix (NOVA) as a Rail Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) with full-stack R&D, manufacturing, and integration capabilities.
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The Orange Line, which will have two corridors — JP Nagar 4th Phase-Kempapura stretch along ORR West and Hosahalli–Kadabagere line along Magadi Road — spans 44.6 km
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Byappanahalli-Hosur and Yeswantpur-Channasandra track doubling projects, along with Cantonment–Whitefield quadrupling, aimed at running more trains and improving services in Bengaluru, have missed multiple deadlines.
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'So, I traveled 1,600 km in a single day for a 3-hour meeting and wasn't dead by the end,' Akash Bansal shared. 'This shows how convenient life in China is. I took a train in the morning, traveled 800 km one way, had a meeting, and returned at night to sleep in my bed.'
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K-RIDE, which is executing the Bengaluru suburban rail project, has been without a full-time MD since August 2022
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Surya has sought a Superfast Express between Bengaluru and Mumbai to cater to the growing number of passengers and support the economies of both cities
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A reality check by Moneycontrol reveals the project is progressing at a snail’s pace, with contractor L&T having shifted most of its men and machinery to other sites.
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Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said that while Indian Railways has transferred land to K-RIDE for the Bengaluru suburban rail project, the progress of state government's land transfer has been slow.
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Karnataka Tourism Infrastructure Limited to select a consultant for the Detailed Project Report (DPR) on the proposed transport system.
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The proposal for a double-decker flyover is expected to revive the 35-km Parijatha Line, which connects the tech hub of Whitefield in the east to Kengeri in the west, now on the backburner
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Union Minister of State for Railways V Somanna inspected railway projects in Bengaluru on January 16. He also said that KSR Bengaluru City railway station is being redeveloped under PPP model at a cost of Rs 1200 crore.
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This section is part of the Benniganahalli–Yeshwantpur–Chikkabanavara (Mallige) suburban rail corridor
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K-RIDE's earlier plan for a 452-km Phase 2 project to connect satellite towns was shelved last year after it was rejected by the South Western Railway (SWR).
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Bengaluru Metro's Phase 2, spanning 72 km, was initially estimated at Rs 26,405 crore in 2014 but rose to Rs 30,695 crore in 2022 and further to Rs 40,614.27 crore in 2024.
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While approving the project in 2020, the Union government had asked the state to induct coaches under the lease model to reduce project costs
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The 35-km Parijatha Line, which connects tech hub Whitefield in the east to Kengeri in the west may face the axe as it runs parallel to Namma Metro’s Purple Line.
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The station work tender is part of the 24-km Mallige Line (Byappanahalli–Chikkabanavara suburban rail corridor).
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Train no. 12578 Mysuru-Darbhanga Express rear-ended a goods train at Kavaraipettai Railway Station around 8:30 pm on October 11 in Chennai division. 19 passengers were injured, and no casualties have been reported so far.
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Mass rail transit projects aimed at decongesting the country’s tech and startup capital are stalled due to delays in coach supply caused by poor planning.
