This story is from February 8, 2023

Bengaluru: Namma Metro seeks partnership with corporates to maintain median gardens

Namma Metro has sought assistance from corporates to develop and maintain median gardens and also for pier painting work under CSR initiatives.
Bengaluru: Namma Metro seeks partnership with corporates to maintain median gardens
BMRCL officials said they want to enter into MoUs with corporates to ensure that medians below Metro viaducts are maintained well
BENGALURU: Namma Metro has sought assistance from corporates to develop and maintain median gardens and also for pier painting work under CSR initiatives.
BMRCL officials said they want to enter into MoUs with corporates to ensure that medians below Metro viaducts are maintained well. “We recently invited an expression of interest inviting corporates to sign MoU with us.
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Corporates have to ensure that medians are planted with ornamental plants, which are maintained and nurtured well so that there is a regular bloom. This will add to the aesthetics of the Garden City,” said a BMRCL official.
BMRCL will construct medians, which will be filled with red earth up to one feet and have safety grills. Officials said they have identified five Metro corridors for the initiative: Hosur Road (RV Road-Bommasandra), Bannerghatta Road (Dairy Circle to Gottigere), Tumakuru Road (Jalahalli to Madavara-BIEC), Outer Ring Road (Central Silk Board-KR Puram) and airport line (Benniganahalli to KIA terminal). Officials said they have already developed median gardens and pillars in some areas.
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Christin Mathew Philip

Christin Mathew Philip is a Principal Correspondent with The Times of India, Bengaluru. He writes on urban mobility and traffic issues. He is the winner of Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism award (2015) for his reporting on civic issues in Chennai. He worked in TOI Chennai (2011-2016) before moving to The New Indian Express, Bengaluru in 2016.

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