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  Bengaluru, the Silicon Valley of India, has long struggled with heavy traffic and long commuting hours. To ease this challenge,   Namma Metro   has been steadily expanding across the city. Among its most significant milestones is the   Purple Line , an east–west corridor that now stretches seamlessly from   Whitefield (Kadugodi)   in the east to   Challaghatta   in the south-west. With a route length of about   43.5 km and 37 stations , the Purple Line is Bengaluru’s longest operational metro corridor and a lifeline for thousands of commuters every day. This blog will guide you through the  stations, schedules, and travel times  along the Purple Line, while also highlighting why this development has transformed the way Bengaluru moves and boosted demand for  Luxury Apartments in Bangalore . The Purple Line at a Glance Length : ~43.5 km Total Stations : 37 (mix of elevated, underground, and at-grade) Journey Duration : About 8...

  If you live in Bengaluru and your “15-minute errand” routinely becomes a 90-minute odyssey, you’re not alone. A growing slice of the city’s tech workforce is quietly relocating to Mysuru — drawn by cleaner air, saner commutes, and more attainable homes — while still keeping one foot in the Bengaluru job market. Below is what’s behind the shift, what’s changing on the ground, and how to evaluate whether the Mysuru move adds up for you. 1) Connectivity just got real (and is getting better) Road : The 118-km  Bengaluru–Mysuru Expressway (NH-275) , dedicated on  March 12, 2023 , cut typical road travel from ~3 hours to  about 75–90 minutes , materially shrinking the psychological and practical distance between the two cities. Government notes explicitly projected the 75-minute target and highlighted the corridor’s role in catalyzing regional growth. Rail : The  Chennai–Bengaluru–Mysuru Vande Bharat  runs six days a week, putting Mysuru on a fast, premium rail...