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saplings planted nearby as ‘compensation’
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Tree Officer and Deputy Conservator of Forests Bengaluru Urban Division have given permission to the Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (
BMRCL) to remove 52 trees by way of translocation and cut down 39 trees to make way for the metro work.
The same authority granted permission via an order on March 2 to remove 20 trees to facilitate the formation of new road, five trees for the construction of a retaining
wall at the entry point of the Benniganahalli Lake bund, 42 trees for the construction of diaphragm wall for remaining portion of the lake bund and 24 trees for the structural work.
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Bengaluru Metro: BMRCL Awards Track Supply Contract For Phase 2 Project s Under Construction Lines To Jindal Steel
Source: Rail Analysis India
Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) has awarded Jindal Steel and Power Ltd the contract to supply rails for the phase 2 of Bengaluru Metro projectâs under construction lines, reports The Metro Rail Guy.
The contract is worth Rs 38.06 crore and the delivered rails could be laid either in the Yellow Line that is spread across 19.143 km, connecting RV Road-Silkboard-Electronic City-Bommansandra, or the 21.386 km long Pink Line that interlinks Nagawara-Kalena Agrahara (Gottigere). BMRCL had rolled out the invitation for the tenders of these 60 E1 880 grade rails in July 2020.
Bengaluru Metro: Way Behind Schedule But Still On The Right Track Bengaluru Metro: Way Behind Schedule But Still On The Right Track Namma Metro blames the delay on land acquisition issues and the pandemic.
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa inaugurating an extended line of Bengaluru Metro.
Bengaluru:
For an urban transport system meant to de-clog one of India s most liveable cities, Namma Metro is still only beginning to make a difference to Bengaluru which continued to add over 1,500 vehicles to its clogged roads every single day till pandemic struck. Even the addition of 6 km today on the north-south Green Line still only means a cumulative 48 km of service in a city of 1.3 crore.