Yes, the Namma Metro Pink Line connects directly to the Purple Line. The two lines will meet at the MG Road station. The government built a deep underground stop here. You switch trains inside the same building. The Pink Line opens in two parts. The street-level tracks open in August 2026. The deep MG Road tunnel opens in December 2026.
The new Pink Line station sits 65 feet below the ground. It rests exactly under the old Purple Line tracks on MG Road. You ride an escalator up from the deep tunnel to the old tracks above. This path links the South-North Pink route to the East-West Purple route.
Godrej Vanantara is a new 36-acre project on Bannerghatta Road. The Kalena Agrahara terminal station is very close to the gates. You can board the Pink Line here. The train takes about 25 minutes to reach MG Road. From there, you switch to the Purple Line. You ride straight to Indiranagar or Whitefield. A car trip to Whitefield takes 90 minutes. The metro cuts this trip to 35 minutes.
This new metro link makes Bannerghatta Road very popular. Tech workers want to buy flats here to escape road traffic. Godrej Vanantara sold over 1,000 homes in its first week. People want to use the Pink Line to reach the IT parks. Buying a house near these new stations brings high rent money.
The new Pink Line runs driverless trains built by BEML. The deep MG Road station uses heavy glass doors on the platform. These doors block tunnel dust. The station has large fans and wide stairs. It can handle thousands of people safely during the morning rush.
Yes. The Pink Line meets the Purple Line at the MG Road station. You can switch trains inside the same building.
The Kalena Agrahara terminal station is the closest metro stop. It is the first stop on the Pink Line.
The new Pink Line station sits 65 feet below the street. It sits right under the old Purple Line tracks.
The metro lets them skip heavy road traffic. They take the Pink Line, switch at MG Road, and reach Whitefield offices in 35 minutes.
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