Dtc Bus Fares

The Delhi government is likely to drop its ambitious proposal to reduce fares of DTC and cluster buses by 75 per cent, days after Lt Governor Anil Baijal returned the file asking the AAP dispensation to reconsider it.

Lt Governor Anil Baijal has returned Netaji Subhash Institute of Technology Bill to the Delhi Assembly asking for reconsideration of the Bill, days after his office sent back the file on slashing DTC bus fares to the AAP government. In June 2015, the Delhi Assembly had passed NSIT bill (amendment) tabled by AAP government, according university stat...

A file pertaining to the reduction of Delhi bus fares, to curb air pollution in the city, has been sent by the government to Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal for approval.

The Delhi government is mulling reducing fares of DTC and cluster buses (orange) by over 50 per cent to promote use of public transport and discourage people from using personal vehicles to bring down pollution.

Facing criticism over revision in fares of all air-conditioned buses by up to 10 per cent, the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) withdrew revised fares within hours of its announcement.

Commuting in DTC's Air-Conditioned buses will be costlier in Delhi NCR as fares were today revised by up to 10 per cent with immediate effect.

Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has increased fare of its non-AC bus services for Noida by up to 33 per cent following the Uttar Pradesh Government's decision to revise fares of its buses for the city.

The Delhi government is likely to drop its ambitious proposal to reduce fares of DTC and cluster buses by 75 per cent, days after Lt Governor Anil Baijal returned the file asking the AAP dispensation to reconsider it.

Lt Governor Anil Baijal has returned Netaji Subhash Institute of Technology Bill to the Delhi Assembly asking for reconsideration of the Bill, days after his office sent back the file on slashing DTC bus fares to the AAP government. In June 2015, the Delhi Assembly had passed NSIT bill (amendment) tabled by AAP government, according university stat...

A file pertaining to the reduction of Delhi bus fares, to curb air pollution in the city, has been sent by the government to Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal for approval.

The Delhi government is mulling reducing fares of DTC and cluster buses (orange) by over 50 per cent to promote use of public transport and discourage people from using personal vehicles to bring down pollution.

Facing criticism over revision in fares of all air-conditioned buses by up to 10 per cent, the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) withdrew revised fares within hours of its announcement.

Commuting in DTC's Air-Conditioned buses will be costlier in Delhi NCR as fares were today revised by up to 10 per cent with immediate effect.

Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has increased fare of its non-AC bus services for Noida by up to 33 per cent following the Uttar Pradesh Government's decision to revise fares of its buses for the city.