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The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation plans to add 286 electric buses this year, aiming for a pollution-free public transport system in Hyderabad
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He pointed out that the Warangal depot had already been handed over to the JBM company and that plans were underway to privatize depots in Suryapet, Nalgonda and Hyderabad
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In addition to running 6,432 special buses for the festival, the RTC has made arrangements for passengers to have access to additional travel options between January 10 and 12
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Authorities planning new routes targeting commuters from suburban areas
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While 4,484 special buses were planned for last Sankranti, the corporation operated about 5246 buses in view of the passenger rush. In view of this, 6,432 special buses have been arranged this time which will be available to passengers from January 9 to 15.
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This committee will examine the service removal cases registered in the past among RTC employees and make recommendations based on the merits of the cases.
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The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) employees and retirees across the State will no longer have to come to the RTC Hospital at Tarnaka in Hyderabad for treatment of their ailments.
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The seating of buses on some routes has been changed on an experimental basis on busy routes. If this policy is successful, it will be implemented in other routes as well.
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Presently, prajavani is being conducted on every Monday for all the people. All sections of the people will submit their problems to the notice of officials. Hereafter, the district administration will conduct a separate prajavani for disabled from 1 pm to 2 pm.
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Despite an increase in the population and the demand for better connectivity, there has not been a corresponding rise in the number of buses or an improvement in route planning.
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Sharing the information on social media, TGSRTC Managing Director VC Sajjanar said says K Srinivasa Rao is a frequent user of TGSRTC services
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A total of 50 RTC drivers were made aware on road accidents and prevention through a power point presentation.
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Telangana State Road Transport Corporation has revised the ticket prices by up to Rs 1.50 in the special buses to be operated on the occasion of Karthika Pournami.
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The 10 per cent discount, valid till January 31, 2025, is applicable on all TGSRTC AC buses in Telangana and other States.
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The package includes visits to spiritual destinations such as the Varasiddhi Vinayaka Swamy temple in Kanipakam in Andhra Pradesh and Golden Temple in Vellore, along with the Arunachalam Giri Pradhakshina.
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The services have been launched as a pilot project in Hyderabad, covering 31 areas, with plans to expand to other districts soon. Some of the areas included in the launch are MGBS, JBS, CBS, Dilsukhnagar, KPHB, Uppal, Kushaiguda, Ranigunj, Jeedimetla, Santoshnagar, Auto Nagar, Cherlapalli, Medipally, and SR Nagar.
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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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Based on the CCTV footage and video recordings, the police have identified the involvement of the leaders and members of different religious groups and registered cases.
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TGSRTC said that fares were revised only for special buses during the festive season as they would come back empty on the return routes
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Guguloth Manohar (20) and Banoth Santhosh (22) were killed in a road accident at Kommugudem in Julurpad on Wednesday