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Remove Faulty Buses Within 15 Minutes: Delhi Transport Body's New SOP
The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has issued a new SOP to remove broken-down buses in the national capital and has deployed cranes and Quick Response Teams (QRTs) at 30 key locations across the city that will monitor and function to remove them.
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"If Buses Not Stopped On Seeing Women, Then Driver Will Be Suspended": Atishi
Chief Minister Atishi on Monday said the drivers and conductors of Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) and Cluster buses will be suspended if they are found driving away from designated stops without picking up the waiting female passengers.
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Delhi Begins Trial Run Of "Mohalla Buses" For Connectivity On Narrow Roads
The trial run of the Delhi government's mohalla bus service commenced on Monday on two routes, Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot said.
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Delhi Government To Offer Free Travel To Transgenders In Buses: Arvind Kejriwal
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said a proposal for this will soon be passed by the Cabinet and the scheme implemented.
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"Very Disheartening": Court Slams Delhi Transport Body For Appointing Colour-Blind Bus Drivers
The Delhi High Court has asked the city transport corporation to explain how it appointed a colour-blind person as a driver and allowed him to drive its buses for three years.
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High Court Quizzes Delhi On Measures For Women's Safety
Eleven years since the gut-wrenching Nirbhaya rape incident on a moving bus, the Delhi High Court asked the Delhi government today about the feasibility of installing cameras on DTC buses and alert buttons on the driver and conductor's seats.
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"Mohalla Buses" To Offer Last-Mile Connectivity On Narrow Delhi Roads Soon
Delhi Mohalla Buses: The Delhi government's ambitious 'mohalla' bus scheme is expected to be rolled out within the next few months.
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"Multi-Crore Scam": BJP Hits Out At AAP Over Panic Buttons In Delhi Buses
The BJP has alleged a scam of crores of rupees in the name of panic buttons in buses in the national capital, while the AAP dispensation claimed all safety measures were functioning properly.
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Delhi To Get Over 2,000 Electric Buses By 2025
The Delhi government has ordered 2,026 electric buses to be added to its fleet by December 2025 with the first 100 expected to be delivered by September this year, according to an official statement.
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"Ensure DTC Bus Drivers...:" Delhi Court's Direction To Transport Ministry
Delhi Court has directed the Delhi Transport Ministry to ensure that the driver of DTC buses drives in a proper manner.
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"Won't Be Tolerated": Arvind Kejriwal Warns Action Against Drivers Who Don't Stop Buses For Women
The Aam Aadmi Party government, led by Arvind Kejriwal, had launched the free bus ride scheme for women in Delhi in 2019.
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DTC Fleet Gets 50 New Electric Buses Under FAME India Phase II Scheme
As many as 50 electric buses were launched in Delhi with support under the FAME India Phase II scheme of the Ministry of Heavy Industries, informed the government on Monday. In 2019, the government approved Rs. 10,000 crore for a period of three years. Out of total budgetary support, about 86 percent of the fund has been allocated for incentives so...
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In AAP vs Delhi Lt Governor, Probe Into Purchase Of Buses New Flashpoint
Delhi's Lieutenant-Governor VK Saxena has given approval for a probe into the purchase of 1,000 low-floor buses by the Delhi government, escalating friction with the Aam Aadmi Party government headed by Arvind Kejriwal in the national capital. The De
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Tata Motors To Supply 1,500 Electric Buses To Delhi Transport Corporation
The order, placed under the CESL tender, is for 12-metre-long air-conditioned buses and is DTCs largest order for e-buses to date.
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Tata Motors Bags Order to Supply, Operate and Maintain 1,500 Electric Buses For DTC
Tata Motors said it has bagged an order for 1,500 electric buses from Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC). The auto major will supply, operate and maintain air-conditioned, low-floor, 12-metre fully-built electric buses for 12 years, as per the contract, it said in a statement.
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Remove Faulty Buses Within 15 Minutes: Delhi Transport Body's New SOP
The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has issued a new SOP to remove broken-down buses in the national capital and has deployed cranes and Quick Response Teams (QRTs) at 30 key locations across the city that will monitor and function to remove them.
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"If Buses Not Stopped On Seeing Women, Then Driver Will Be Suspended": Atishi
Chief Minister Atishi on Monday said the drivers and conductors of Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) and Cluster buses will be suspended if they are found driving away from designated stops without picking up the waiting female passengers.
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Delhi Begins Trial Run Of "Mohalla Buses" For Connectivity On Narrow Roads
The trial run of the Delhi government's mohalla bus service commenced on Monday on two routes, Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot said.
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Delhi Government To Offer Free Travel To Transgenders In Buses: Arvind Kejriwal
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said a proposal for this will soon be passed by the Cabinet and the scheme implemented.
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"Very Disheartening": Court Slams Delhi Transport Body For Appointing Colour-Blind Bus Drivers
The Delhi High Court has asked the city transport corporation to explain how it appointed a colour-blind person as a driver and allowed him to drive its buses for three years.
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High Court Quizzes Delhi On Measures For Women's Safety
Eleven years since the gut-wrenching Nirbhaya rape incident on a moving bus, the Delhi High Court asked the Delhi government today about the feasibility of installing cameras on DTC buses and alert buttons on the driver and conductor's seats.
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"Mohalla Buses" To Offer Last-Mile Connectivity On Narrow Delhi Roads Soon
Delhi Mohalla Buses: The Delhi government's ambitious 'mohalla' bus scheme is expected to be rolled out within the next few months.
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"Multi-Crore Scam": BJP Hits Out At AAP Over Panic Buttons In Delhi Buses
The BJP has alleged a scam of crores of rupees in the name of panic buttons in buses in the national capital, while the AAP dispensation claimed all safety measures were functioning properly.
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Delhi To Get Over 2,000 Electric Buses By 2025
The Delhi government has ordered 2,026 electric buses to be added to its fleet by December 2025 with the first 100 expected to be delivered by September this year, according to an official statement.
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"Ensure DTC Bus Drivers...:" Delhi Court's Direction To Transport Ministry
Delhi Court has directed the Delhi Transport Ministry to ensure that the driver of DTC buses drives in a proper manner.
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"Won't Be Tolerated": Arvind Kejriwal Warns Action Against Drivers Who Don't Stop Buses For Women
The Aam Aadmi Party government, led by Arvind Kejriwal, had launched the free bus ride scheme for women in Delhi in 2019.
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DTC Fleet Gets 50 New Electric Buses Under FAME India Phase II Scheme
As many as 50 electric buses were launched in Delhi with support under the FAME India Phase II scheme of the Ministry of Heavy Industries, informed the government on Monday. In 2019, the government approved Rs. 10,000 crore for a period of three years. Out of total budgetary support, about 86 percent of the fund has been allocated for incentives so...
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In AAP vs Delhi Lt Governor, Probe Into Purchase Of Buses New Flashpoint
Delhi's Lieutenant-Governor VK Saxena has given approval for a probe into the purchase of 1,000 low-floor buses by the Delhi government, escalating friction with the Aam Aadmi Party government headed by Arvind Kejriwal in the national capital. The De
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Tata Motors To Supply 1,500 Electric Buses To Delhi Transport Corporation
The order, placed under the CESL tender, is for 12-metre-long air-conditioned buses and is DTCs largest order for e-buses to date.
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Tata Motors Bags Order to Supply, Operate and Maintain 1,500 Electric Buses For DTC
Tata Motors said it has bagged an order for 1,500 electric buses from Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC). The auto major will supply, operate and maintain air-conditioned, low-floor, 12-metre fully-built electric buses for 12 years, as per the contract, it said in a statement.
