Tamil Nadu Bus Fare Hike
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DMK Leads Opposition Protests Against Bus Fare Hike, Blocks Road In Chennai
- Monday January 29, 2018
- Tamil Nadu News | Reported by Sam Daniel, Edited by Debjani Chatterjee
Calling a cut in state bus fares an "eye-wash", Tamil Nadu's main opposition party, the DMK kept up the pressure on the state government by escalating its protests today. A united opposition led by the DMK, is holding state-wide protests demanding a rollback in what they call a drastic fare hike. Workers of the DMK and other opposition parties have...
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Tamil Nadu Government Announces Marginal Cut In Bus Fares After Protest
- Monday January 29, 2018
- Tamil Nadu News | Press Trust of India
The Tamil Nadu government today revised bus fares, reducing them marginally, following protests by opposition parties and public, especially students, over the recent "steep" hike.
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Kamal Haasan Attacks Tamil Nadu Government Over Bus Fare Hike As Protests Continue
- Wednesday January 24, 2018
- Tamil Nadu News | Press Trust of India
College students across Tamil Nadu continued to hold protests for the fifth day on Wednesday against the recent hike in bus fares, and demanded immediate rollback of the revision.
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Protests Against Bus Fare Hike Spreads To Several Parts Of Tamil Nadu
- Sunday January 21, 2018
- Tamil Nadu News | Press Trust of India
Protests against the recent bus fare hike announced by Tamil Nadu government spread across the state Sunday, with members of the public and some political parties staging demonstrations at various cities.
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"Raise Alcohol Prices Instead": Tamil Nadu Seethes Over Bus Fare Hike
- Saturday January 20, 2018
- Tamil Nadu News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
There's anger across Tamil Nadu over the state government's decision to raise bus fares across the board. The hike in fares -- ranging between 20 per cent and 67 per cent -- comes after a gap of six years. With the government deciding to charge commuters for insurance separately, fares have shot up in some categories. In Chennai, the minimum fare h...
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www.ndtv.com
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DMK Leads Opposition Protests Against Bus Fare Hike, Blocks Road In Chennai
- Monday January 29, 2018
- Tamil Nadu News | Reported by Sam Daniel, Edited by Debjani Chatterjee
Calling a cut in state bus fares an "eye-wash", Tamil Nadu's main opposition party, the DMK kept up the pressure on the state government by escalating its protests today. A united opposition led by the DMK, is holding state-wide protests demanding a rollback in what they call a drastic fare hike. Workers of the DMK and other opposition parties have...
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www.ndtv.com
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Tamil Nadu Government Announces Marginal Cut In Bus Fares After Protest
- Monday January 29, 2018
- Tamil Nadu News | Press Trust of India
The Tamil Nadu government today revised bus fares, reducing them marginally, following protests by opposition parties and public, especially students, over the recent "steep" hike.
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www.ndtv.com
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Kamal Haasan Attacks Tamil Nadu Government Over Bus Fare Hike As Protests Continue
- Wednesday January 24, 2018
- Tamil Nadu News | Press Trust of India
College students across Tamil Nadu continued to hold protests for the fifth day on Wednesday against the recent hike in bus fares, and demanded immediate rollback of the revision.
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www.ndtv.com
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Protests Against Bus Fare Hike Spreads To Several Parts Of Tamil Nadu
- Sunday January 21, 2018
- Tamil Nadu News | Press Trust of India
Protests against the recent bus fare hike announced by Tamil Nadu government spread across the state Sunday, with members of the public and some political parties staging demonstrations at various cities.
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www.ndtv.com
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"Raise Alcohol Prices Instead": Tamil Nadu Seethes Over Bus Fare Hike
- Saturday January 20, 2018
- Tamil Nadu News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
There's anger across Tamil Nadu over the state government's decision to raise bus fares across the board. The hike in fares -- ranging between 20 per cent and 67 per cent -- comes after a gap of six years. With the government deciding to charge commuters for insurance separately, fares have shot up in some categories. In Chennai, the minimum fare h...
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www.ndtv.com