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Bengaluru-Tumkur Namma Metro Project: 19 Elevated Stations Proposed For 52.41 km Line

Updated: Thursday, March 28, 2024, 21:06 [IST]

The Bengaluru-Tumkur Namma Metro project is set to transform the region's transportation infrastructure, with plans for 19 elevated stations along the proposed 52.41 km line, according to reports.

The metro line, starting from Madavara (BIEC) station and extending to Tumkur Bus Stand, aims to enhance connectivity and ease commuting for residents.

The 19 elevated stations will be strategically located to serve key areas and facilitate seamless travel within Tumkur. The Namma metro line's estimated length of 52.41km is expected to significantly reduce travel time and traffic congestion, providing a more efficient mode of transportation for commuters.

The Tumkur Metro project holds promise for boosting economic development and enhancing the quality of life for residents. The efficient metro system is expected to attract investment, improve accessibility to various parts of the city, and reduce pollution levels.

Authorities are working diligently to finalize plans and secure necessary approvals for the Tumkur Metro project. Once operational, the metro line is expected to transform the city's transportation landscape, offering a modern and sustainable mode of travel for residents and visitors alike.

Earlier, Karnataka's Home Minister, G. Parameshwara, had revealed plans for the Bengaluru-Tumkur metro project to be developed in partnership with the private sector. The extension of Namma Metro's Green Line from Nagasandra to Madavara (formerly Bangalore International Exhibition Centre or BIEC) on Tumkur Road is scheduled to commence operations by July 2024.

Speaking at a press conference after attending the Republic Day program, Parameshwara stressed the importance of enhancing Bengaluru's communication system to alleviate pressure on the city. The metro extension to Tumkur is part of this plan, with a detailed project report (DPR) currently being prepared.

Parameshwara clarified that the government will not bear the expenses for the metro rail lines' construction; approval from the central and state governments is sufficient. Several companies have shown interest in investing in the project, which will be executed in collaboration with the private sector.

A total of Rs 697 crore has been allocated for various city projects, including the construction of the bus stand, the inauguration of a new university campus, and various development endeavors. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is set to inaugurate these projects on the 29th.

While the smart city project is limited to only six wards, Parameshwara emphasized the need to extend development efforts to all wards. A request for Rs 500 crore from the Chief Minister will be made for the construction of 'Greater Tumkur.' Additionally, Parameshwara highlighted the need for further development of the university's new campus and the request for additional funds.

Under the Narega scheme, Rs 85 crore has been allocated for the development of one thousand schools in the district. Repair work, construction of enclosure walls, and playground development are in progress, with most tasks already completed. The district has achieved the top position in implementing the Narega scheme, generating 55 lakh man-days in the last seven months. Parameshwara emphasized that projects worth Rs 450 crore have been successfully executed.

MCA_27/03/2024

 

Java program Display vehicle details using abstract class

 Program :-

class HelloWorld {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

         Bike tvs=new Bike("TVS Sports","Green",2,"Not working") ;

  tvs.disBikeDetails(); 

}

}

abstract class Vehicle

{

    String name;

    String colour;

    int wheels;

    String condition;

    abstract void disBikeDetails();

}

class Bike extends Vehicle

{

    Bike(String n, String c,int w, String co)

    {

        name=n;

        colour=c;

        wheels=w;

        condition=co;

          }

    void disBikeDetails()

    {

        System.out.println("Bike name :- "+name);

        System.out.println("color :- "+colour);

        System.out.println("Number of wheels :- "+wheels);

        System.out.println("Condition :-"+condition);

    }

}

 OUTPUT  :-