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English Updated story link_only 14.11.2026 03:00 UTC v1 The India Civic Review

Karnataka and Centre dispute Metro funding ahead of Pink Line inauguration

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is to inaugurate the elevated 7.5 km stretch of Bengaluru's Pink Line on November 13, as the Karnataka government and the Union government contest who bears the bulk of the cost of the city's Metro network.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is to inaugurate the elevated 7.5 km stretch of Bengaluru's Pink Line on November 13, as the Karnataka government and the Union government contest who bears the bulk of the cost of the city's Metro network.

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