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BDA to call tenders for Packages 2 and 3 for Bengaluru’s PRR-1 by November

BDA to call tenders for Packages 2 and 3 for Bengaluru’s PRR-1 by November
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BDA Chairman N.A. Haris participating in The Hindu’s interactive programme ‘#THTalksBengaluru’, in Bengaluru on Thursday.
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BDA Chairman N.A. Haris participating in The Hindu’s interactive programme ‘#THTalksBengaluru’, in Bengaluru on Thursday. | Photo Credit: K. MURALI KUMAR

Data shows that, of the 393 acres required for Package 2, the BDA has taken possession of 275 acres of land, achieving 70% of the target. 
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Data shows that, of the 393 acres required for Package 2, the BDA has taken possession of 275 acres of land, achieving 70% of the target.  | Photo Credit: File Photo

The Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) is all set to call tenders for Packages 2 and 3 of the 73.4 km long Peripheral Ring Road-1, even as work on Package 1 of this project has already begun. 

N.A. Haris, Chairman, BDA, speaking at ‘#THTalksBengaluru’ — The Hindu’s reader interactive programme — on Thursday, said the Peripheral Ring Road (PRR), now renamed the Bengaluru Business Corridor, had been a long-pending project since 2006 and was revived due to Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar’s initiative.

“This is a key project to decongest Bengaluru, as it will take away all the ‘through’ traffic. It is like a necklace around the neck of Bengaluru. It is a 125 km road around the city. We have started work on PRR-1, and we will also do PRR-2,” he asserted.

Originally published by The Hindu on Oct 17, 2026 Read the full article at thehindu.com
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