Modi’s Karnataka visit: What we got, what’s in the pipeline

In what was a keenly observed visit to the State, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated, dedicated and laid the foundation for a host of development programmes as well as road and rail projects on June 20. Here is a comprehensive list of the all the projects unveiled

What we got

In Bengaluru

1. New campus of B.R. Ambedkar School of Economics (BASE) University; cost ₹201 crore
2. Statue of Babasaheb Dr BR Ambedkar at BASE University
3. Centre for Brain Research at IISc; cost ₹280 crore
4. 150 ITIs upgraded as Technology Hubs; cost ₹4,736 crore
5. Sir M Visvesvaraya Railway Terminal, Bengaluru; cost ₹314 crore

In Mysuru

1. Centre of Excellence of AIISH; cost ₹155.49 crore

Railway Projects

1. 100% Electrification of Konkan Railway (about 740 km); cost ₹ 1,287 crore
2. Doubling of Arsikere-Tumakuru track (around 96 km); cost ₹758 crore
3. Doubling of Yelahanka-Penukonda track (around 120 km); cost ₹1,104 crore

What is in the pipeline

In Bengaluru:

1. Bagchi-Parthasarathy Hospital at IISc; cost ₹425 crore (donated by philanthropists Susmita and Subroto Bagchi, and Radha and N.S. Parthasarathy)
2. Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project (BSRP); cost ₹15,767 crore
3. Redevelopment of Bengaluru Cantonment Station; cost ₹470 crore
4. Redevelopment of Yeshwanthpur Station; cost ₹400 crore
5. Bengaluru Satellite Township Ring Road Project (STTR); cost ₹15,000 crore
6. Multi Modal Logistic Park; cost ₹7,231 crore

In Mysuru:

Naganahalli and Mysuru New Coaching Complex; cost ₹487 crore

Five national highway and seven railway projects in Karnataka; cost ₹27,000 crore