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.
The Managing Director of TSRTC, VC Sajjanar warned of severe legal action against individuals who vandalized six buses, which ended up creating a sense of fear among passengers at Jubilee Hills on Sunday night.
On Monday, TSRTC's Managing Director, VC Sajjanar, made an unannounced visit to Jubilee Bus Station (JBS) to personally assess the newly introduced 'Maha Lakshmi' initiative offering free bus travel for women.
After a video of the bus conductor issuing a Rs 90 ticket to a woman went viral, TSRTC Managing Director V. C. Sajjanar posted on 'X' that an inquiry has been ordered into the issue of a ticket to a woman under the Bodan depot of Nizamabad district.
Speaking after voting Sajjanar said that the right to vote is like a diamond weapon in a democratic system. The right to vote shows that our future is in our hands.
With this, all the nine pending DA’s until now have been sanctioned. The present DA will be paid to the staff along with the salary for the month of October.
The corporation on Saturday announced the sanction of 5 per cent DA which is to be paid from January this year and added that it would be included and paid from September salary.
Sajjanar felicitated Mahabubabad Depot conductor and driver for handling the body of a passenger who died of heart attack in the bus and shifting it to the victim’s house in the same bus
The students, in a letter to VC Sajjanar, TSRTC Managing Director said they have to travel a long way from Vanasthalipuram to Mehdipatnam and then to their university
