Archive · 10 Dec 2025
Bengaluru's Red Metro Line: 30 Stops from Sarjapur to Hebbal
Bengaluru is building a new metro line called the Red Line.
It will go from Sarjapur to Hebbal, covering 36.59 kilometres with 30 stations.
This line will help people travel easily between busy areas like Sarjapur, Koramangala, and central Bengaluru.
It will pass through places with many homes, offices, hospitals, and schools.
The metro will be both above ground and underground.
The project is expected to finish by 2031 and will make traveling in Bengaluru much easier and faster.
It will help reduce traffic and connect important parts of the city.
The Red Line will span 36.59 kilometres with 30 stations from Sarjapur to Hebbal.
It will connect residential, tech, hospital, and educational zones in southeast and central Bengaluru.
The project is divided into four sections: elevated, underground, and mixed routes.
Key areas like Sarjapur, Koramangala, and central Bengaluru will gain metro access for the first time.
Expected to be completed by 2031, the Red Line aims to reduce travel time and traffic congestion.
- Who
- BMRCL (Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited)
- What
- Construction of the Red Metro Line from Sarjapur to Hebbal
- When
- Expected completion by 2031
- Where
- Bengaluru, India (covering southeast, central, and northern parts)
- Why
- To connect high-demand, traffic-heavy zones and provide mass transit options
- Route Length
- 36.59 kilometres
- Number of Stations
- 30
- Expected Completion
- 2031
- Key Areas Covered
- Sarjapur, Koramangala, Central Bengaluru, Hebbal
- Route Sections
- Elevated and Underground
- Target Commuters
- Residential, Tech Hubs, Hospitals, Educational Blocks
- Project Authority
- BMRCL