Bhartiya Urban launches Bhartiya City
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Bhartiya Urban launches Bhartiya City

Bhartiya Urban has launched one of the largest integrated township projects in India – Bhartiya City, also known as the City of Joy. Bhartiya City offers a holistic living experience through a perfect amalgamation of residential, commercial, retail districts, institutional and recreational fa...

Bhartiya Urban has launched one of the largest integrated township projects in India – Bhartiya City, also known as the City of Joy. Bhartiya City offers a holistic living experience through a perfect amalgamation of residential, commercial, retail districts, institutional and recreational facilities. Located in Bengaluru’s new growth corridor – North Bengaluru between CBD and International Airport, this innovation-led and future-focused city covers an area of 125 acre. Bhartiya City also houses a world-class hospital, 6 acre Central Park, along with the biggest shopping centre in Northern Bengaluru, and is supported by easy access to the airport and other parts of the city.Contact: G Raghavan, CEO, Bhartiya Urban.Address: Bhartiya City, Thanisandra Main Road, Bengaluru-560 064.Tel: 080-6742 3333.E-mail: info@bhartiyacity.comWebsite: www.bhartiyacity.com

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