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PM Modi’s Bengaluru Visit: Traffic Curbs, Schools Shut on November 13

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Bengaluru traffic restrictions ahead of PM Modi’s November 13 visit • Source: The Open Press
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  • PM Modi’s Bengaluru Visit: Traffic Curbs, Schools Shut on November 13 पर विस्तृत जानकारी और ताज़ा अपडेट।
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Bengaluru Traffic Advisory: PM Modi Visit, Traffic Restrictions and School Holiday on Nov 13

Bengaluru Traffic Advisory: There will be traffic restrictions and diversion in various areas of south Bengaluru on November 13 when the Prime Minister Narendra Modi pays a visit to the city. As per the itinerary, the Prime Minister would perform the inauguration of Namma Metro Pink Line and also announce several projects.In addition, many schools located in the concerned areas have declared holiday on that Friday owing to traffic problems. As per the advisory issued by Traffic Police of Bengaluru, motor vehicle users need to plan their journey and follow alternative routes. The traffic restrictions would be applicable in various areas under Adugodi, Jayanagar, JP Nagar, Thalaghattapura, Hulimavu and Mico Layout traffic police stations.Those who travel in the direction of Jayadeva Hospital, Dairy Circle, Bannerghatta Road and neighboring areas are required to plan their journey well in advance as restrictions will be applicable till the VIP movements as well as the places where programmes will be held.

Traffic Restrictions of Bannerghatta Road & Dairy Circle

In accordance with the traffic police rules of Adugodi, vehicles plying from Anepalya Junction to Jayadeva Hospital passing through Dairy Circle will encounter traffic restrictions at the Micobande Junction and Dairy Circle underpass.The motorists may turn right at Micobande Junction and head to New Micobande Road to go towards Adugodi Junction where they can turn towards Hosur Laskar Main Road. Other possible routes are via BG Road and Dairy Circle service road that will lead them to Dr Marigowda Road, Madiwala Check Post and Hosur Road.Further traffic restrictions are expected on Bannerghatta Road from Dairy Circle Junction to Arekere Junction on the movement of VIPs. There are also traffic restrictions imposed on heavy vehicles such as tippers, lorries and tractors plying to Dairy Circle from Koli Farm via Bannerghatta Road.

Restrictions in Jayanagar & JP Nagar

The traffic coming from Marenahalli Main Road to Jayadeva Hospital Junction via 28th Main Road, in Jayanagar, is expected to be restricted. Traffic coming from East End Junction to Bannerghatta Road via Swagath Junction is likely to be impacted by the restrictions.The residents of Banashankari travelling towards Silk Board can take the Ragigudda double-decker road but not during VIP movement. Residents coming from East End Junction can travel via 28th Main Road and East End Road to reach Swagath Road and JP Nagar Dalmia Junction.In JP Nagar, there will be a restriction to Outer Ring Road from 15th Cross to 24th Main Road Junction. The other places where restrictions will come into effect include JD Mara Junction on Bannerghatta Road, RV Dental Junction and BPL Arekere Main Road.Vehicles heading towards Hosur Road can take the Kanakapura Main Road, Banashankari Bus Stand and 46th Cross Road. Vehicles heading towards Bannerghatta Road can take Kanakapura Main Road and turn at Konanakunte Cross or A2B Junction.

Diversions for Thalaghattapura & Hulimavu

Traffic diversions will be imposed on traffic passing from Anjanapura 80 Feet Road to Bannerghatta Road. Traffic movement in and around Gottigere Lake, Karnataka Bank and Loyola School will be affected.Traffic from Anjanapura can take the diversion via BMTC Depot, Tulasipura Fire Station, Lal Bahadur Shastri Nagar and Kanakapura Road.Traffic diversions in Hulimavu will be imposed on traffic passing from Bannerghatta Main Road to Arekere, Bilekahalli, Mico Layout, Dairy Circle and Bengaluru Central. The alternate route is Koli Farm Gate Junction via CK Palya Junction and Begur-Koppa Road and Sherwood Junction via NICE Road and BDA Junction via Anjanapura 80 Feet Road.

Parking Ban and Holiday at Schools Announced

Traffic Police of Bengaluru have banned parking of vehicles on several roads like 8th Main Road of JP Nagar 2nd Phase, 15th Cross Road from Dalmia Junction to Bannerghatta Main Road, Marenahalli Main Road, East End Main Road, Swagath Main Road and 28th Main Road.Schools situated in the southern part of Bengaluru city have announced holiday on 13th November due to expected traffic jam. One such school located in Bannerghatta Road told the parents that all the classes right from pre-primary to Class 12 will remain closed due to safety reasons of students.


It is hereby suggested to all the candidates giving Chartered Accountancy examinations at various centres in this region to plan their journey and reach the examination centre well before reporting time. Candidates may contact the Bengaluru Traffic Police Control Room through phone numbers 22943131 and 22943030.

Projects Worth Rs 15,600 Crore Will Be Launched by PM Modi

PM Narendra Modi is expected to attend the celebrations of the Golden Jubilee of Prashanti Kutiram at around 10:45 am. He will flag off and travel via Metro from Tavarekere to IIM Bangalore station at around 12:45 pm.During his visit, he will inaugurate, dedicate to the nation and lay the foundation stone of projects worth Rs 15,600 crore.Some of the important projects that will be launched during his visit are the inauguration of the Bengaluru Metro Pink Line Kalena Agrahara to Tavarekere which is worth Rs 3,470 crore. Some other projects include renewable energy transmission system in Koppal, Gadag and Bidar, compressed biogas facility in Bengaluru and four redeveloped railway stations under Amrit Bharat Station scheme.In addition, the Prime Minister will flag off Bengaluru-Mangaluru-Madgaon Vande Bharat Express and dedication of the electrification of Sakleshpur-Subrahmanya Road railway line.Later, PM Modi will travel to Mysuru to launch COSMOS-Mysuru Planetarium which he has referred to as India's first LED Dome planetarium.Those who are motorists and students, particularly those writing exams, must take note of the above information.



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