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School and college students, along with parents, protested on Medak–Chegunta road in Ambajipet village, demanding better RTC bus services. Traffic was disrupted for over an hour before police convinced students to withdraw the protest and resolve the issue with the RTC
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The Telangana government has announced a fare hike on city bus services in Hyderabad, effective October 6, with increases ranging from Rs 5 to Rs 10. The revision aligns with its plan to deploy 2,800 electric buses by 2027 and reduce pollution within the Outer Ring Road.
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A speeding car collided with a Wanaparthy depot TGRTC bus on National Highway 44 near Jinkalapally on Saturday. Despite the bus being full, all passengers escaped unhurt. Traffic was briefly disrupted but later cleared by police and locals.
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Flooding from the Musi River brought operations at Hyderabad’s MGBS bus station to a standstill, leaving passengers stranded. TGSRTC announced the suspension of services and rerouted buses to alternative stations including JBS, Uppal, LB Nagar, and Aramghar.
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In a swift breakthrough, Narsapur police solved a robbery case within 24 hours after a woman was attacked and robbed of her gold earrings on August 13. Following a complaint, police arrested the accused and recovered the stolen items.
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In Karimnagar, panic erupted among passengers when three TGSRTC buses engaged in dangerous racing and overtaking between Jammikunta and Huzurabad. The incident, captured on video by a commuter, quickly went viral on social media platforms.
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A speeding sand truck hit an RTC bus near Lothuvagu, injuring several passengers. A seriously injured child was hospitalised, while locals blamed reckless driving and pressure from sand contractors
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An ash tanker rammed into a stationary RTC bus in Khammam’s Karepalli mandal, injuring four passengers and the driver. The injured were hospitalised and the tanker driver was taken into custody
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The police told the reporters that the suspects were involved in similar offences at various police stations across the city.
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Rahul Raj inspected the bus station and instructed the depot manager to maintain cleanliness. He then traveled by RTC bus from Ramayampet to Medak, engaging with passengers to understand their concerns.
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The deceased women were Seetaravamma, Nancharamma and Arun.
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Locals shifted the injured to a hospital and the condition of three persons is said to be critical. Police have reached the spot and investigation is on, according to reports.
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The Zaheerabad depot bus was proceeding towards Bidar in Karnataka when the incident happened.
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The deceased has been identified as Sravani. Her family members—Sudhakar, Lathik, Sai, and Ganesh—sustained serious injuries. The victims, originally from Mirudoddi in Siddipet, were residing in Dammaiguda.
The deceased has been identified as Sravani. Her family members—Sudhakar, Lathik, Sai, and Ganesh—sustained serious injuries. The victims, originally from Mirudoddi in Siddipet, were residing in Dammaiguda.
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t least 30 passengers were injured, several of them critically, after an RTC bus collided with a lorry at Jalagalancha Bridge, a suburb of Tadwai mandal of the district on Wednesday.
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The bus was heading towards Sangareddy from Narayankhed when the incident occurred. Since the bus was going at high speed at the time of the mishap, several passengers sustained serious injuries. They were rushed to the area hospital in Jogipet for treatment. The police registered a case.
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The bus from Kamareddy was heading towards Medak when two women passengers picked up an argument over a seat in the moving bus
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The incident occurred when the car in which the victims were traveling collided with an RTC bus near Dharur canal
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Ankila Kavitha (36) was found dead in a State-run RTC bus at Vangapalli village in Kamalapur mandal on Thursday.
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Drivers of both the vehicles were seriously injured and five bus passengers too suffered injuries.