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Inter-State Omni Buses To Stay Off Roads Across South India Over Tax Disputes
Inter-state omni bus operations across South India would come to a standstill from today, with operators in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala, and Puducherry joining a coordinated strike to protest what they call "unfair and un
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BEST Employees' Strike LIVE Updates: 25 Lakh Commuters May Be Affected In Mumbai
Employees of Mumbai's civic transport operator BEST started an indefinite strike in the country's financial and entertainment hub today. At least 25 lakh passengers who take 3,000 BEST buses will be affected.
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Bus strike in West Bengal enters second day
The strike called by private bus operators in West Bengal entered its second day today affecting lakhs of commuters in the state. Nearly 37,000 private buses, 6500 of them in Kolkata, have kept off the road since the strike began yesterday calling for a fare hike after diesel prices were increased by Rs 5 per litre on Thursday.
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Indefinite bus strike in West Bengal affects normal life
Commuters in West Bengal were in for a tough Monday morning as private bus operators began an indefinite strike today. Close to 37,000 private buses were off the roads in the state affecting almost 40 lakh passengers statewide. The transporters have demanded a fare hike after diesel prices were increased by Rs 5 per litre on Thursday.
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Inter-State Omni Buses To Stay Off Roads Across South India Over Tax Disputes
Inter-state omni bus operations across South India would come to a standstill from today, with operators in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala, and Puducherry joining a coordinated strike to protest what they call "unfair and un
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BEST Employees' Strike LIVE Updates: 25 Lakh Commuters May Be Affected In Mumbai
Employees of Mumbai's civic transport operator BEST started an indefinite strike in the country's financial and entertainment hub today. At least 25 lakh passengers who take 3,000 BEST buses will be affected.
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Bus strike in West Bengal enters second day
The strike called by private bus operators in West Bengal entered its second day today affecting lakhs of commuters in the state. Nearly 37,000 private buses, 6500 of them in Kolkata, have kept off the road since the strike began yesterday calling for a fare hike after diesel prices were increased by Rs 5 per litre on Thursday.
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Indefinite bus strike in West Bengal affects normal life
Commuters in West Bengal were in for a tough Monday morning as private bus operators began an indefinite strike today. Close to 37,000 private buses were off the roads in the state affecting almost 40 lakh passengers statewide. The transporters have demanded a fare hike after diesel prices were increased by Rs 5 per litre on Thursday.
