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BJP vs Congress In Karnataka Over 4,000 Crores In Dues In Free Travel Scheme
The BJP has seized on the revelation to mount an attack against the ruling Congress, accusing it of bankrupting the Road Transport Corporations (RTCs) and endangering public transport infrastructure.
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Can You Really Do Abu Dhabi In A Budget Of Rs 40,000? Yes, Here's How
Abu Dhabi doesn't have to be an expensive destination. With smart planning and budget-friendly choices, you can experience its culture, architecture, beaches, and modern attractions under Rs 40,000.
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How To Plan A Budget Trip Under Rs 40,000 To Sri Lanka Trip From India
Sri Lanka proves that you don't need deep pockets to enjoy an international holiday. You can explore it all under Rs 40,000 if you plan wisely.
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How To Use Public Transport Abroad And Save More For Food And Sightseeing
If you are not planning to spend a hefty amount of money on your commute during your trip, follow these genius hacks (and thank us later!)
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Karnataka Congress Promises Free Travel For Women In Public Buses
Announcing the fifth poll "guarantee" of the Congress ahead of the May 10 Assembly polls in Karnataka, party leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday promised free travel for women in public transport buses, if the party is voted to power in the state.
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Delhi Gets GPS Equipped, Pollution Free State-Of-Art 150 Electric Buses
The induction of 150 electric buses equipped with state-of-art features, including CCTV cameras, panic button and GPS, into the DTC's fleet today has come after almost 11 years when the public transporter procured buses in such a large number.
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"I Feel Free": France Lifts Covid Mask Rule On Public Transport
France began easing its strict face mask rules in February after a winter surge in cases. Now face masks are no longer required on public transport. Masks, as well as a health pass proving Covid vaccination are still required for entering hospitals.
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9 Popular Cities Where Public Transport is Free
The idea of free public transport service mainly came up with growing environmental concerns and helped commuters around the city.
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Free Tablets For Students, Fuel Price Cut Among DMK's 500 Poll Promises
Free computer tablets with data card for students, free local public transport for women, reservation of 75 per cent jobs for people of Tamil origin, fuel price cut, and financial assistance of Rs 25,000 to one lakh people going on pilgrimage to major Hindu temples are among more the DMK's top poll promises revealed today as the party prepares to g...
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"World's Loneliest Elephant" Leaves Pakistan For Retirement In Cambodia
Following years of public outcry and campaigning by American pop star Cher, the "world's loneliest elephant" embarked Sunday on a mammoth move from Pakistan to retirement in a Cambodian sanctuary.
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Luxembourg Becomes First Country To Provide Free Public Transport
Luxembourg will become the first country in the world on Saturday to offer a free public transport system as the government tries to reduce particularly dense car traffic.
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Arvind Kejriwal's "Rs 191-Crore Plane" Dig At Gujarat Chief Minister
Taking a veiled dig at his Gujarat counterpart Vijay Rupani, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday said that instead of buying a Rs 191 crore-plane for himself he preferred to provide free ride to women in public transport buses.
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Flags Off 104 New Buses
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal flagged off 104 new buses on Friday, four days before travel would be made free of cost for women on DTC and cluster buses in the national capital.
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Harvard, World Bank Researchers To Study Impact Of Delhi's Free Ride Plan
The impact of the Delhi government's scheme to provide free travel to women in public transport buses will be studied by a team of researchers from the Harvard University and World Bank.
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Harvard, World Bank Researchers To Study Impact Of Free Travel Scheme For Delhi Women
The impact of the Delhi government's scheme to provide free travel to women in public transport buses will be studied by a team of researchers from the Harvard University and World Bank.
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BJP vs Congress In Karnataka Over 4,000 Crores In Dues In Free Travel Scheme
The BJP has seized on the revelation to mount an attack against the ruling Congress, accusing it of bankrupting the Road Transport Corporations (RTCs) and endangering public transport infrastructure.
-
Can You Really Do Abu Dhabi In A Budget Of Rs 40,000? Yes, Here's How
Abu Dhabi doesn't have to be an expensive destination. With smart planning and budget-friendly choices, you can experience its culture, architecture, beaches, and modern attractions under Rs 40,000.
-
How To Plan A Budget Trip Under Rs 40,000 To Sri Lanka Trip From India
Sri Lanka proves that you don't need deep pockets to enjoy an international holiday. You can explore it all under Rs 40,000 if you plan wisely.
-
How To Use Public Transport Abroad And Save More For Food And Sightseeing
If you are not planning to spend a hefty amount of money on your commute during your trip, follow these genius hacks (and thank us later!)
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Karnataka Congress Promises Free Travel For Women In Public Buses
Announcing the fifth poll "guarantee" of the Congress ahead of the May 10 Assembly polls in Karnataka, party leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday promised free travel for women in public transport buses, if the party is voted to power in the state.
-
Delhi Gets GPS Equipped, Pollution Free State-Of-Art 150 Electric Buses
The induction of 150 electric buses equipped with state-of-art features, including CCTV cameras, panic button and GPS, into the DTC's fleet today has come after almost 11 years when the public transporter procured buses in such a large number.
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"I Feel Free": France Lifts Covid Mask Rule On Public Transport
France began easing its strict face mask rules in February after a winter surge in cases. Now face masks are no longer required on public transport. Masks, as well as a health pass proving Covid vaccination are still required for entering hospitals.
-
9 Popular Cities Where Public Transport is Free
The idea of free public transport service mainly came up with growing environmental concerns and helped commuters around the city.
-
Free Tablets For Students, Fuel Price Cut Among DMK's 500 Poll Promises
Free computer tablets with data card for students, free local public transport for women, reservation of 75 per cent jobs for people of Tamil origin, fuel price cut, and financial assistance of Rs 25,000 to one lakh people going on pilgrimage to major Hindu temples are among more the DMK's top poll promises revealed today as the party prepares to g...
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"World's Loneliest Elephant" Leaves Pakistan For Retirement In Cambodia
Following years of public outcry and campaigning by American pop star Cher, the "world's loneliest elephant" embarked Sunday on a mammoth move from Pakistan to retirement in a Cambodian sanctuary.
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Luxembourg Becomes First Country To Provide Free Public Transport
Luxembourg will become the first country in the world on Saturday to offer a free public transport system as the government tries to reduce particularly dense car traffic.
-
Arvind Kejriwal's "Rs 191-Crore Plane" Dig At Gujarat Chief Minister
Taking a veiled dig at his Gujarat counterpart Vijay Rupani, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday said that instead of buying a Rs 191 crore-plane for himself he preferred to provide free ride to women in public transport buses.
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Flags Off 104 New Buses
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal flagged off 104 new buses on Friday, four days before travel would be made free of cost for women on DTC and cluster buses in the national capital.
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Harvard, World Bank Researchers To Study Impact Of Delhi's Free Ride Plan
The impact of the Delhi government's scheme to provide free travel to women in public transport buses will be studied by a team of researchers from the Harvard University and World Bank.
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Harvard, World Bank Researchers To Study Impact Of Free Travel Scheme For Delhi Women
The impact of the Delhi government's scheme to provide free travel to women in public transport buses will be studied by a team of researchers from the Harvard University and World Bank.
