India, Nov. 13 -- Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday inaugurated Bengaluru Metro's Pink Line by flagging off train services.

He also took a train ride with Governor Sudha Yadav, Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, MP Tejasvi Surya and minister Krishna Byre Gowda.

The new section of Namma Metro will open to the public at 6 am on November 14. The launch will take Bengaluru's operational Metro network to 103.6 km, making it India's second-largest Metro network after Delhi.

The Pink Line is expected to improve connectivity for commuters travelling from Bannerghatta Road towards the Electronic City corridor and other parts of the Metro network. Here is a look at the route, interchange facilities, train frequency and other key features of the ...