A Bengaluru resident's frustrating commute has drawn attention online, highlighting the ongoing issue of heavy traffic in the city. A man from Bengaluru, Varun Rangarajan, shared his experience of being stuck in traffic on the city's Outer Ring Road (ORR), and his post quickly went viral on social media.
He stated that he left Bellandur at 5:17 pm but was still stuck in traffic hours later. His post was shared at 8:52 pm, indicating that he had already spent more than three hours on the road.
-
Andrew Ng On AI At Scale: Building The Intelligence Economy | NDTV World Summit 2026 -
NDTV World Summit 2026: Behind The Scenes As Ayush And Vedika Preview Two-Day Mega Event -
Who Is Rajiv Mehta? Lilavati Hospital Trustee To Speak At NDTV World Summit 2026 -
Ex-CIA Director To Decode 'War In Times Of AI' At NDTV World Summit -
From Call Centre To Billion-Dollar Disruptor: Nikhil Kamath At NDTV World Summit -
'Every 5 Years, You'll See A New India': Swami Sarvapriyananda Ahead Of NDTV World Summit -
Alain Ebobisse, Africa50 CEO, To Attend NDTV World Summit 2026. All About Him -
Kriti Sanon At NDTV World Summit: A Look At Her Career And Business Ventures -
Ex-CIA Director To Decode 'War In Times Of AI' At NDTV World Summit -
Who Is Vikram Rai, CEO, South Asia GE Aerospace, Set To Attend The NDTV World Summit 2026
Check Out The Post Here:
@blrcitytraffic left Bellandur at 5:17 pm today and still stuck on ORR. It's taken almost 1.5 hours to go from Kalyan Nagar to Manyata and there's not a single traffic police personnel in sight. Google Maps says it would've taken me almost the same time to walk home :)
— Varun Rangarajan (@VarunRangarajan) May 18, 2026
Rangarajan explained that it took him nearly one and a half hours to travel from Kalyan Nagar to Manyata Tech Park, a distance of only 2 to 3 kilometres. He also mentioned that there was not a single traffic police personnel visible during his journey.
He added that, according to Google Maps, walking would have taken almost the same amount of time as travelling by vehicle.
In his post on X, Rangarajan said that he had left Bellandur at 5:17 pm and was still stuck on the Outer Ring Road. He also mentioned that Google Maps indicated he could have reached home in nearly the same time if he had walked.
Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world