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This is the first time that eco-friendly Electric non-AC buses have been made available in the State and Mahalakshmi scheme is applicable in these buses, according to a statement issued by the TSRTC.
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Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar said the government took the decision based on the request of the TSRTC staff urging it to adjust their pay as per PRC of 2017 and PRC of 2021.
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The RTC has also established a total of 50 queue lines in the base camp with a length of 7 kms.
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With rising passenger traffic, especially after the launch of free travel for women under the ‘Maha Lakshmi’ scheme and upcoming proposals to further expand the fleet, senior RTC officials have indicated that recruiting to strengthen the exiting services will be taken up.
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The scheme was currently successfully being implemented across 7,200 buses in the fleet.
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As part of the observance, TSRTC MD VC Sajjanar met a few RTC drivers in Hyderabad and wished them on the occasion.
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This accident insurance will be applicable to the employees who die prematurely or become permanently disabled due to road accidents
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TSRTC, headed by MD VC Sajjanar, extended Rs 40 lakh in financial support to the family of Lakshman, a conductor who tragically lost his life in a road accident.
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The corporation will conduct a walk-in interview on January 23 at the TSRTC College of Nursing in Hyderabad.
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Lakshman met with the fatal accident while en route to the Zonal Staff Training College for a training session at Hakimpet on June 22.
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As scores of people travel to their native villages during Sankranti, TSRTC initially planned to run special buses to the tune of 4,484.
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TSRTC urges female travelers to provide original identification cards for 'Maha Lakshmi' free travel.
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The passenger's photograph and address should be clearly visible in the identity card.
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In response to these concerns, TSRTC has opted to from a high-level committee to thoroughly assess the feasibility of resolving these pressing issues..
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The RTC is considering different options, including introducing reservations for men in buses, allotment of seats for elderly and students, and special buses for men, if possible.
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In the wake of increased passenger traffic in buses due to the recently launched Mahalakshmi scheme, TSRTC on Sunday suspended the Family-24 and T-6 tickets in the Greater Hyderabad region.
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In this financial year, a total of 1,050 buses were introduced for the convenience of passengers.
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In response to the surge in passenger numbers following the implementation of the Maha Lakshmi Women Free Bus Travel Scheme, the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) plans to integrate 80 state-of-the-art buses, equipped with modern amenities, into its existing fleet.
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The corporation plans to phase in these buses and make them available to the public by March 2024.
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He affirmed that the management will not tolerate such incidents and will take legal action against those responsible.