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Bangalore: Namma Metro to Go Public on Oct 20 at 4 pm

  •   Mon, Oct 17 2011 09:11:32 PM

Bangalore: Namma Metro to Go Public on Oct 20 at 4 pm

Daijiworld Media Network - Bangalore

Bangalore, Oct 17: The much-awaited Namma Metro will be made available to the public from October 20 at 4 pm.

The inaugural function of MG Road to Byappanahalli Reach 1 will start at 10.30 am at Field Marshal Manekshaw Parade Ground.


Preparations for Namma Metro in full swing

The Namma Metro service will be made available at MG Road station heading towards Byappanahalli and Byappanahaali Station towards MG Road. The trains will have stops at Trinity, Halasuru, Indiranagar and Swami Vivekananda Road for 30 seconds each every 10 minutes.

The purchase of tickets and passenger entry will begin from 3 pm.

The trains will run upto 10 pm and the tickets will be available up to 9.50 pm. The service will start from 6 am in the morning from Byappanahalli and MG Road in each direction. The frequency of the trips will be every 15 minutes between 6 am to 8 am, every 10 minutes between 8 am to 8 pm and again every 15 minutes between 8 pm to 10 pm.

The first line of MG Road to Byappanahalli will be inaugurated by union minister for urban development Kamal Nath, who will flag off the first train.

Chief minister Sadananda Gowda will preside over the function.

Union railways minister Dinesh Trivedi, union minster of state for railways K H Muniyappa, union minster for labour and employment Mallikarjuna Kharge, former chief minister of Karnataka Dharam Singh, Japanese ambassador Akitaka Saiki and union minister for corporate affairs M Veerappa Moily will be present.
  

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  • Azim, Dubai/udupi

    Wed, Oct 19 2011

    All the photo graph showing workers are working in unsafe condition, Safety awareness should be implemented
    I feel sorry for poor labours otherside contractors are minting money

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  • paddu, mangalore

    Tue, Oct 18 2011

    Mr Peter, Bangalore ,Yes .namma metro inaugural function date and timings suggested by astrologer.You have any problem????

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  • Suresh B Pujari, Manglore

    Tue, Oct 18 2011

    Good news for Bangalorians and best wishes to present govt..for active role in development the metro our Congressmen ruined our country, from the day first of the independence of this country. Common people are in frustration and uncertainity is everywhere. Khadi & Gandhi is their mask to hide from the public. 35 Scams within 3 years of time. 2G scam alone costs the country of Rs.1lakh60,000/ crores. They stashed abroad Rs.20 lakhs 80,000 crores. We have to doubt each and every men who support them. We will support anyone who come against those Royal families of India.

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  • Amin Bhoja, kkuh/ riyadh

    Tue, Oct 18 2011

    Good news for Bangalorians and for Karnataka.Some sort of relief from traffic james.My best wishes for all who involved for the fullfilment of NAMMA METRO.

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  • Fathima Shaikh, Banglore - Dubai

    Mon, Oct 17 2011

    Were are congress tugs not seen,after Congress beaten 0-4 in bypolls, even heard its candidate loses deposit in Hisar not they are on the backfoot. ANY WAY BEST WISHES TO BJP IN STATE FOR OPENING NAMMA METRO>

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  • Tony Pinto, Manglore - Dubai

    Mon, Oct 17 2011

    Religious lovers just do not pass comments sitting aboard any party is doing good for public then appreciate it or sit idle don't pass useless comments always as we are known for.

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  • Peter, Bangalore

    Mon, Oct 17 2011

    There was news that namma metro inaugural function date and timings suggested by astrologer.

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  • Tony, Mangalore/Sydney

    Mon, Oct 17 2011

    Great news for the Bangalore commuters, much awaited though! Lot of traffic will be taken away from the roads which are heavily congested with traffic presently, and hopefully, there will be less pollution, resulting in cleaner air and atmosphere. The frequency of trains running at every 10 and 15 minutes is quite good, and every commuter should take advantage of this new mode of transport. The commuting will be much cheaper, faster and more importantly, safer. Wish to congratulate the authorities on this great occasion.

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  • Anand, Karkala/Dubai

    Mon, Oct 17 2011

    Namma Metro without Yeddy, what a pity, all the hard work by Yeddy has gone waste like "performing Homa in the Water". All the people of Bangalore will miss you on the Day. Atleast you will have the facility of watching live in your Cell.

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  • EDWARD, MANGALORE

    Mon, Oct 17 2011

    "Namma Metro to Go Public on Oct 20 at 4 pm" AT LAST PEOPLE OF BANGALORE HAVE LAST LAUGH FOR THIS FACILITY. AS NOW A DAYS CAPITALS OF STATES HAVING TRAFIC CONJESSION DUE TO DENSE POPULATION, THIS WILL REDUCE TWO-WHEELERS SPECIALLY CAPITAL LIKE BANGALORE. INFRASTRUCTURE IS NOT ENOUGH FOR BANGALORE, NEED MORE FLY-OVERS, BROAD ROADS. FOR ALL THESE DEVELOPMENTAL WORK, FIRSTLY NEED CORRUPT-LESS GOVT., MINISTERS, MLAS, MPS TO USE PEOPLES TAX PAID MONEY IN A EFFECTIVE WAY LIKE THESE DEVELOPMENTAL WORK.

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  • EDWARD, MANGALORE

    Mon, Oct 17 2011

    "Namma Metro to Go Public on Oct 20 at 4 pm" AT LAST PEOPLE OF BANGALORE HAVE LAST LAUGH FOR THIS FACILITY. AS NOW A DAYS CAPITALS OF STATES HAVING TRAFIC CONJESSION DUE TO DENSE POPULATION, THIS WILL REDUCE TWO-WHEELERS SPECIALLY CAPITAL LIKE BANGALORE. INFRASTRUCTURE IS NOT ENOUGH FOR BANGALORE, NEED MORE FLY-OVERS, BROAD ROADS. FOR ALL THESE DEVELOPMENTAL WORK, FIRSTLY NEED CORRUPT-LESS GOVT., MINISTERS, MLAS, MPS TO USE PEOPLES TAX PAID MONEY IN A EFFECTIVE WAY LIKE THESE DEVELOPMENTAL WORK.

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  • MK, Udup

    Mon, Oct 17 2011

    Look at the 1st picture where number of fools( am sorry to call this way) working UNSAFELY sitting on the elevated load balancing /dancing on a single sling. What happens if sling break & collapse? . The employer of this contractor should be punished for putting people’s safely on risk . These workers too have family / children waiting at home to see them returning safely . If something goes wrong we blame everyone , a committee will be formed & forget after sometime. Think simple Think Safety. This is not the way working forward to show world that India is raising

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Mon, Oct 17 2011

    Thanks to Central Govt and ministry of Railway which provided matching contribution with STATE GOVT OF KARNATAKA.But in the list of "UPASTITI",SM KRISHNA,former CM of Karnataka conspiously absent!


    Kudos to all involved and making NAMMA METRO d deam cream come true.This would ease the traffic congestion of Bangalore city for some extent.

    Will BSY make it the function of NAMMA METRO FLAG OFF? a million dollar question...

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