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S Lalitha
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Journalist, The New Indian Express
Bangalore
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By S Lalitha Verified| The New Indian Express Verified BENGALURU: The final portion of the Airport Line that runs from K R Pura to Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) faces an issue due to a power grid falling in the way of its alignment near the proposed Doddajala station. Despite urging the Power Grid Corporation of India repeatedly over three months to announce a shutdown for a few days, it has not been done, said Metro sources. A top Metro official said that six U-girders (three spans) could not be erected as the power grid lines run above.
By S Lalitha Verified| The New Indian Express Verified BENGALURU: In a horrific accident, two men were run over by a Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) bus at the Murugeshpalya signal on Old Airport Road around 10 pm Wednesday. They were dragged for over 50 metres. The bus driver and conductor panicked, parked the bus in the middle of the road with passengers, and fled the scene, said eyewitnesses. The bus, 335E, was on its way from Kempegowda Bus Station (Majestic) to Kadugodi.
By S Lalitha Verified| The New Indian Express Verified BENGALURU: The final portion of the Airport Line that runs from K R Pura to Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) faces an issue due to a power grid falling in the way of its alignment near the proposed Doddajala station. Despite urging the Power Grid Corporation of India repeatedly over three months to announce a shutdown for a few days, it has not been done, said Metro sources. A top Metro official said that six U-girders (three spans) could not be erected as the power grid lines run above.
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The New Indian Express
The New Indian Express is an English-language daily newspaper based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Established in 1932, it has a rich history and evolved from the Indian Express Group after a split in the late 1990s. The publication is part of Express Publications and is known for its commitment to quality journalism. The primary service of The New Indian Express is its daily newspaper, which covers a wide range of topics, including national and international news, politics, sports, and entertainment. In addition to print, the company offers digital content, allowing readers to access news articles and opinion pieces online. The group also publishes regional newspapers and magazines, catering to diverse linguistic audiences, including Dinamani and Kannada Prabha. With approximately 1,502 employees, The New Indian Express serves a broad audience across southern India, appealing to readers interested in reliable news coverage.
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
+91 99404 57995
Founded: 1932