Bengaluru, November 14, 2026: Bengaluru’s Namma Metro Pink Line has opened its 7.5-kilometre elevated section for regular passenger services from Saturday, November 14, following its inauguration by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday.
The new corridor connects Kalena Agrahara and Tavarekere (Suddagunte Palya), improving public transport connectivity across South Bengaluru.
Six Metro Stations Connected
The newly opened elevated section covers six stations:
- Kalena Agrahara
- Hulimavu
- IIMB
- JP Nagar 4th Phase
- Jayadeva Hospital
- Tavarekere
The Jayadeva Hospital station provides an interchange with the Yellow Line, allowing commuters to connect towards Electronic City.
Passenger Services Begin at 6 AM
According to Bengaluru Metro officials, passenger operations were scheduled to begin at 6 AM on November 14.
Trains will initially operate at approximately eight-minute intervals.
Five trains have been allocated to the corridor, with four for regular operations and one kept on standby.
Authorities may review train frequency depending on passenger demand.
PM Modi Inaugurates Pink Line
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the elevated section on November 13 in the presence of Karnataka Chief Minister D. K. Shivakumar and other officials.
The Prime Minister also travelled on the newly inaugurated Metro corridor.
The 7.5-km project was developed at an estimated cost of ₹3,470 crore.
Bengaluru Metro Network Crosses 100 km
With the addition of the Pink Line’s elevated section, Bengaluru’s operational Metro network has expanded to approximately 103 kilometres.
The expansion marks an important milestone in the city’s efforts to improve public transportation and reduce road congestion.
Underground Section Expected in 2027
The complete Pink Line will extend approximately 21.26 kilometres from Kalena Agrahara to Nagawara, covering 18 stations.
While the elevated section has opened, construction of the underground portion remains underway.
The remaining section is targeted for completion in 2027.
Once completed, the full corridor is expected to strengthen connectivity between southern and northern Bengaluru.
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