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Kerala Transport Minister to Hold Key Talks with Bus Owners Today Amid Indefinite Strike Threat

Kerala Transport Minister K.B. Ganesh Kumar will meet private bus owners today at 3:30 PM, following their announcement of an indefinite strike starting July 22. The Joint Action Committee of bus owners has raised a series of pressing demands, including a hike in student concession fares and permits for routes over 140 kilometers. They have Read More…

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KSRTC to Run Services Despite National Strike; Private Bus Owners’ Protest Brings Kerala Transport to a Halt

Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) will continue operating bus services on July 9, defying the nationwide strike, according to Transport Minister K.B. Ganesh Kumar. Citing the public utility’s vital role, the minister stated that the current circumstances do not support KSRTC’s participation in the strike. He pointed out that during the previous Read More…

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Kerala Cracks Down on Private Bus Racing: 10-Minute Gap Mandatory for Route Permits

Thiruvananthapuram: Taking a firm stand against dangerous bus racing, the Kerala Transport Department has announced a major regulatory step—private buses on the same route must maintain a minimum 10-minute interval to receive operational permits. Transport Minister K.B. Ganesh Kumar said the move aims to reduce road accidents and ensure commuter safety. A government order formalizing Read More…

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Kerala Govt Ensures Timely Salaries for KSRTC Employees from Next Month

In a major relief for Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) employees, Transport Minister K.B. Ganesh Kumar has announced that salaries will now be credited on the 1st of every month. The minister assured that this month’s salaries would be deposited in employees’ accounts by Tuesday evening. This move is aimed at improving financial stability Read More…

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Kerala Transport Minister Proposes Fine for Mobile-Using Pedestrians to Curb Accidents

Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Transport Minister K.B. Ganesh Kumar has proposed a fine for pedestrians caught using mobile phones while crossing roads, citing it as a major cause of accidents. The minister believes that enforcing such a rule will enhance road safety and reduce mishaps caused by distracted walking. Addressing the state assembly, Ganesh Kumar pointed out Read More…