The Karnataka government on Tuesday signed a Statement of Intent with ISEG Foundation to jointly prepare an economic masterplan for the Bengaluru Metropolitan Region, with the blueprint expected to chart Bengaluru’s growth priorities up to 2032 and 2037. Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar was present during the agreement.
The plan, officials said, aims to more than double Bengaluru’s economy by 2032 and improve quality of life, employment generation and sustainability standards, making Bengaluru a global peer alongside Tokyo, London, and Singapore.