UP transport corporation proposes hike in bus fare
If the proposal is approved by the State Government, for every 100 km, the fare will go up by Rs 25.
If the proposal is approved by the State Government, for every 100 km, the fare will go up by Rs 25.
In a damage control exercise, state chief minister B.S. Yediyurappa on Saturday directed the KSRTC to charge only single fare for ferrying the migrant labourers to their home and not to charge to and fro, as the state would bear its operational cost.
DMK, the main opposition party in the assembly, on Sunday, described the downward cut in bus fares announced by the…
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The Madras High Court on Wednesday dismissed two PILs challenging the Tamil Nadu government’s recent order increasing bus fares, saying…
College students across Tamil Nadu continued to hold protests for the fifth day today against the recent hike in bus…
Protests against the hike in bus fares in Tamil Nadu continued across the state for the fourth day on Tuesday…
