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TGSRTC will operate special buses until August 11 to manage Raksha Bandhan rush, with fares in these services up to 1.5 times higher. Regular fares remain unchanged. Passengers are urged to choose safe RTC travel over private vehicles.
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TGSRTC has warned job aspirants about fraudsters offering fake employment opportunities in exchange for money. The corporation clarified that recruitment for 3,038 posts will be conducted transparently through official channels and urged people to report any fraudulent approaches
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In a disturbing incident at Nalgonda bus stand, a Hyderabad woman allegedly abandoned her two-year-old son and fled with a man she met on Instagram. The child, found crying, was rescued by bus station staff and handed over to police.
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A study by EThames Business School found that over half of women using TGSRTC buses face discomfort, with limited awareness of safety tools. The study urges systemic reforms, including gender-sensitivity training and tech-based complaint systems to enhance commuter safety
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In a selfie video recorded before his suicide, Sravan Kumar stated that the Karimnagar Women Police Station CI, his wife Neelima, his mother-in-law, and others were responsible for his death.
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TGSRTC plans to launch free WiFi in buses and bus stations to attract tech-savvy passengers and generate ad revenue. Though still in proposal stage, the initiative aims to modernise public transport and improve passenger experience across Telangana
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A fire broke out in an electric bus at Karimnagar bus stand on Saturday morning. Flames erupted from the battery compartment, but the alert driver acted quickly. Firefighters reached the spot and brought the situation under control without casualties.
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Minister Sridhar Babu launched a Rs. 45 crore road widening project under the Rs. 7,032 crore H-CITI plan, aimed at decongesting traffic and improving urban infrastructure. He highlighted electric buses, AI traffic systems, and EV charging stations as key green initiatives.
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Two persons posing as Hydraa employees were booked by Gachibowli police for threatening to demolish a house in Alkapur Township. They fled when questioned by the complainant. Hydraa clarified its role and asked citizens to report fake claims
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On Monday, Sajjanar visited the driver, who is recovering in a hospital, inquired about his health and the details of the incident. He assured the driver that the Corporation would stand by him and urged staff not to fear such incidents.
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Earlier, the RTC management had requested the State government for permission to fill up the vacant posts including driver and conductor.
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A 35-year-old woman was traveling from Mehdipatnam towards Rajendranagar on her husband's motorcycle, when the mishap occurred.
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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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Many students are unable to afford bus pass charges, hindering their ability to attend colleges and institutions. The hike would only exacerbate their difficulties
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Telangana Jagruti President and BRS MLC K Kavitha was arrested on Tuesday after she led a massive protest at the RTC Bus Bhavan against the hike in bus pass fares by the State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC)
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The Corporation increases prices of both general and student bus passes, with the new rates effective from June 9; fares of Greater Hyderabad and Green Metro AC passes also hiked
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The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) may revise its bus pass fares, with an expected 20% hike across all categories, including student passes. The new rates are likely to be implemented from June 9, pending official confirmation.
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Tension broke out at the TGSRTC headquarters as suspended employees gathered demanding reinstatement. The protestors, including women, attempted to meet MD VC Sajjanar but were stopped due to lack of permission, resulting in arguments with police personnel on the scene.
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Potlapally Kamala Manohar Rao Foundation is taking up different social service activities in the area
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Two Lahari sleeper coach A/C buses flagged off; besides 22 ordinary seats, 20 sleepers are available in each bus