26K views · 152 reactions | The Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (#BMTC) received its first #electric bus on September 30 after a delay of several months caused by the pandemic. These vehicles with a passenger capacity of 30 to 35 will be deployed for feeder services at metro stations like Mysuru Road, Byappanahalli, Banashankari and Indiranagar. | The Logical Indian | Facebook

Superstar Rajinikanth made an unexpected visit to Bangalore Metropolitan Transport's (BMTC) depot 4 in Jayanagar today. His arrival at around 11.45am left the depot staff in disbelief. Rajinikanth spent about 10-15 minutes at the depot, where he once worked as a conductor for the erstwhile Bangalore Transport Services (BTS) on buses operating between Shivajinagar and Jayanagar. He interacted with the elated staff and took photos with them. Depot Manager Raveendra mentioned that Rajinikanth expre

14 reactions · 4 comments | A shocking incident of religious intolerance unfolded on a Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) bus as a woman passenger compelled a Muslim bus conductor to remove his skull cap. The incident, captured in a viral video, has sparked outrage. The video, widely circulated on social media, shows the woman demanding the bus conductor to remove his skull cap. Read: https://bit.ly/43oruTR | Mohammed Azmath Ali | Facebook

In a landmark achievement, Bengaluru's Namma Metro, operated by the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL), successfully facilitated the city's first metro-based organ transport. A donor liver travelled 31km from Vydehi Hospital (Whitefield) to Sparsh Hospital (RR Nagar) in just 66 minutes via a coordinated ambulance-metro-ambulance relay. BMRCL officials created priority pathways, bypassing what would have been a 3-hour road delay during peak traffic. This marks India's second such ca