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The employees announced that they would intensify a stir against the government if it did not respond to their protests.
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JAC says they will protest with the main demands, including new buses and electrical buses for RTC, apart from jobs and other
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Hotels, groceries stores, vegetable markets, apparel stores and educational institutions were voluntarily closed in Adilabad, Utnor, Echoda, Indervelli, Asifabad
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Cheque worth Rs 1 crore was handed over to the family members of the deceased by Minister of Transport and BC Welfare , Ponnam Prabhakar and VC and MD, RTC, VC Sajjanar
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“This is an all-time record in the history of RTC. The records of Rakhi festival are proof of how much people love and appreciate the public transport system,” says TGSRTC Managing Director VC Sajjanar
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Marking World Photography Day, TGSRTC inviting enthusiasts to showcase their creativity through a special photography contest
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The condition of the the mother and baby girl is said to be stable; Sajjanar lauds woman conductor on behalf of the management for her timely response
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The bus, belonging to Nirmal depot, was carrying around 150-170 people, mostly women against its seating capacity of 55 passengers
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RTC officials said special deluxe buses are being operated from MGBS to Nagarjuna Sagar.
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Bus driver B Venkanna was felicitated by TGSRTC Managing Director VC Sajjanar for acting swiftly and saving the life of a passenger who suffered an epileptic bout while travelling on the bus on Monday.
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Officials said they would operate 39 buses on the Karimnagar-JBS route, nine on Karimnagar-Godavarikhani route, four on Karimnagar-Manthani route, six on the Karimnagar-Kamareddy route, six in Karimnagar-Jagtial and six in Karimnagar-Sircilla routes.
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Besides different parts of the State, Rakhis will be transported to neighbouring states such as Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka and others.
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TGSRTC officials said these buses will start from MGBS, JBS, BHEL and other places from the city, with an average frequency of half-an-hour between buses.
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In a tragic incident, Hajira Begum (40), a resident of Chandrayangutta in old city, and her two sons Abdul Rahim (11) were killed in a head on collision between their scooter and a TSRTC bus at Nandigama in Shadnagar on Sunday afternoon. While younger son Abdul Rahman (9) escaped with injuries.
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RTC is planning to introduce a Semi-Deluxe category buses between these two categories. The ticket price will be 5 to 6 per cent higher than Express buses and 4 per cent lower than the Deluxe bus.
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Nodal officers are to be appointed to discuss with the IT firms and gather information on buses needed and the routes. RTC officials intend to collect a monthly rent depending on the distance the buses are run by the IT firms.
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Following allegations of misbehaviour against a bus conductor by a woman passenger, the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) has ordered a comprehensive enquiry into the incident.
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Enthused by the success for its earlier package tours for Arunachalam 'Giri Pradakshina', the TGSRTC has decided to organise a similar tour this time as well between July 19 and 22.
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In several areas bus users, particularly women and students face hardships in accessing public transport with RTC buses mostly not halting at designated stops.
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These buses which will begin services from July 15 will be operated with a frequency of 13 minutes and reach Mehdipatnam enroute Secunderabad, Punjagutta, Banjara Hills Road No.7 and Masab Tank for the convenience of the passengers.