The Karnataka Cabinet cleared 11 corridors spanning 75.6 km at an estimated ₹13,262.7 crore in April 2026: nine under PPP and two longer routes under BOT. In September 2026, the government reviewed a broader B-SMILE plan for 13 elevated and grade-separated corridors spanning about 120 km.

• Yeshwanthpur–KR Puram: 28 km, via Mathikere Cross, IISc, Mekhri Circle, Jayamahal, St John’s Church Road and Ulsoor.
• Marenahalli Main Road (Ragigudda)–Kanakapura Main Road: 18.5 km, via Pipeline Road and Thalaghattapura.
• Mysuru Road–Nayandahalli: 5.2 km; Pipeline Road–Outer Ring Road: 2 km; Tumakuru Road–MEI Junction: 0.5 km.
• Raghuvanahalli Cross: 0.9 km; Minerva Circle–Hudson Circle/Town Hall/KR Circle: 6.97 km; Kanakapura Road–Konanakunte Cross: 1.5 km.
• Old Madras Road–Silk Board: 5.2 km, via Swami Vivekananda Metro Station, Indiranagar, Old Airport Road and Hosur Road.
• Doddaballapura Road–Kogilu: 1.47 km, via Old Yelahanka; Hosur Road–Shoolay Circle: 5.3 km, via Anepalya and Adugodi.

Average flat prices: Yeshwanthpur ₹13,350/sq ft (+51.7% in three years, +113.6% in five); KR Puram ₹9,200 (+12.2% in one year, +52.1% in three); Old Madras Road ₹10,350 (+4.5% in one year, +54.5% in three); Yelahanka ₹10,950 (+16.5%, +52.1% and +90.4% over one, three and five years); Thalaghattapura ₹13,500 (+37.8% in one year, +28% in three).

The South City Corporation’s technical advisory committee met on Wednesday to discuss an underpass at Marenahalli Junction, Madiwala Lake development, junction upgrades and management of civic and public assets. Chaired by retired BBMP chief engineer S. Somasekhar, the committee said an underpass at Marenahalli Junction on 11th Main Road could ease growing traffic congestion and help vehicles arriving from Silk Board via the double-decker road.

More than 300 key locations and assets—including schools, hospitals, stadiums, commercial buildings and community halls—are being mapped using GPS-based geolocation. Digital maps will record each asset by ward, division and zone, with its area, building measurements, boundary markers and photographs available in software. Committee members Prof. Anjaneyappa, Dr. Shivakumar G. and chief engineer Basavaraj Kabade, along with Malathi, attended.

Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda laid the foundation stone for a Rs 75-crore, 125-bed government hospital at Bellahalli in Yelahanka taluk. The three-floor building will offer specialised medical services; two additional floors are planned to raise capacity to 250 beds. Two acres behind the hospital are earmarked for a future super-speciality block.

A second 125-bed hospital, also estimated at Rs 75 crore, is planned at Animal Husbandry and Agriculture Department premises in the Hebbal Assembly constituency. The facilities aim to address a healthcare gap in Byatarayanapura constituency, which spans from MS Ramaiah College and Ring Road to the Narayanapura border and Kempegowda International Airport, across Yelahanka and KR Puram taluks.

The Bellahalli hospital is expected to serve Thanisandra, Kempapura, Kogilu, Nagawara, Hegdenagar, Jalahobli, Marenahalli, Sathanur and Bagalur, as well as nearby rural and urban settlements. A 60-bed Greater Bengaluru Authority hospital at Singapura is complete and ready for inauguration. Health Minister UT Khader, MLA Dinesh Gundu Rao, public representatives and officials attended.