Long before it was called the commuter rail or the suburban rail, it was known as the circular rail. When it was first talked about in the 1980s, it sounded like simplicity itself: Bengaluru has railway tracks on three sides -- East, North and West. Build tracks on the Southern side and voila, we will have a circular railway that goes all around the city. Well, that was the plan. Let alone its name, even the concept of a circular railway was forgotten. Years later, when several mass transit options were considered to meet the growing city's transport needs, the…
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