Namma Metro Pink Line Opening Date: Full List of Stations and Major Interchange Connectivity Across Bengaluru

The Namma metro Pink Line, stretching 21 kilometres from Kalena Agrahara to Nagawara, is slated to begin operations by May 2026. Designed to reduce daily travel challenges, this metro corridor will offer residents and visitors a faster and smoother transit option across the city.

Features of the Namma metro Pink Line

The Pink Line includes a 2.5 km elevated section between Kalena Agrahara and Tavarekere (Swagath Cross Road) and a 13.76 km underground stretch, making it one of the most technically challenging metro projects in Bengaluru.

Previous metro expansions, such as the Yellow Line to Electronics City and the Green Line, faced delays of over two and five years respectively, highlighting the importance of timely completion for this corridor.

Stations on the Namma metro Pink Line

The Pink Line will feature six strategically placed stations:

Kalena Agrahara

Hulimavu

IIM-Bangalore

JP Nagar 4th Phase

Jayadeva

Tavarekere

Key Interchanges

The line will integrate seamlessly with other metro corridors through key interchange stations:

• Jayadeva (Yellow Line)
• MG Road (Purple Line)
• Dairy Circle (Red Line)
• Nagawara (Blue Line)
• JP Nagar 4th Phase (Orange Line)

These interchanges will make commuting across Bengaluru easier, connecting central, southern, and northern parts of the city efficiently.

Impact on Commuting

Once operational, the Pink Line is expected to:

Significantly reduce travel time for daily commuters

Provide convenient access to multiple metro corridors

Ease congestion on roads and improve public transport connectivity

Boost overall commuting efficiency for Bengaluru residents and visitors

The Namma metro Pink Line promises to be a major milestone in Bengaluru's urban transit infrastructure, enhancing accessibility while offering a reliable alternative to road travel.