Private operators ask State government to allow them cargo, parcel service
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The primary objective of the new service by road transport corporations is to generate non-fare box revenue and reduce the financial burden induced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The primary objective of the new service taken up by road transport corporations is to generate non-fare box revenue and reduce the financial burden induced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The primary objective of the new service by road transport corporations is to generate non-fare box revenue and reduce the financial burden induced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The primary objective of the new service by road transport corporations is to generate non-fare box revenue and reduce the financial burden induced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Bus strike to continue in Karnataka as protesters threaten hunger strike
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Police escorting a KSRTC bus from Bengaluru station towards Mysuru on Saturday.
| Photo Credit: K. Murali Kumar The stand-off between road corporation workers and the State government, which will continue on Sunday, has caused much inconvenience to people, who have either put off their travel plans or made alternative arrangements. Drivers and conductors, who launched an indefinite strike on December 11 demanding that they be considered government employees, are showing no signs of relenting and reporting back to work.
Kodihalli Chandrashekar, president of Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha, who is leading the protests, announced on Saturday that the protesters would go on a hunger strike from Sunday. Chandrashekar R., president of Sarige Noukararu Sarakari Noukararaguva Horatada Okkoota, told