Amid opposition, Karnataka govt. to take up 120-km elevated corridor network
The government of Karnataka, India, is moving forward with plans to build a 120-km elevated corridor network in the city, including tenders for 11 corridors covering 75.60 km, with an estimated investment of ₹13,262.70 crore. The project faces opposition amid ongoing discussions.
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