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5,965 driving licences suspended in Karnataka in 3 years for fatal accidents

Answering a question raised by S. Suresh Kumar, MLA of Rajajinagar, during the ongoing legislature session, Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy revealed statistics of fatal accident. Bengaluru Urban district recorded 621 accidents in 2020 – 21 and in 2021–22, and 752 accidents in 2022-23. Bengaluru Rural district recorded 534 accidents in…

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Karnataka: Inquiry ordered into temple redevelopment scheme

The State government on Monday ordered an inquiry into the status of temple redevelopment scheme across the State after members from all parties alleged that there has been no visible development being taken up in the temples despite huge sums being released.

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Karnataka State Road Safety Authority launches mass media campaign to deter speeding

Karnataka: MoRTH's 'Road Accident Report 2022' reveals 88% of injuries due to road crashes were caused by speeding. Transport Minister launches campaign to warn people of the dangers of speeding, based on the life of a crash victim. Minister stresses importance of evidence-based interventions to strengthen road safety. Secretary of…

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Smart card for Shakti scheme ready, under feasibility assessment for city routes

The Transport Department, in collaboration with the Centre for e-Governance (CeG), has successfully developed samples of smart cards for the Shakti scheme, Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy told The Hindu. “However, the implementation of these smart cards may be delayed as we are currently assessing their feasibility for use on city…

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KSRTC to induct 250 ordinary buses; tender called for BS-VI mofussil buses

KSRTC has issued a tender for 250 BS-VI Express buses to cater to rural areas. 3,888 new buses will be procured by 4 RTCs, 620 of which will be KSRTC. BMTC will purchase 840 BS-6 compliant buses and 100 electric buses under NCAP. NWKRTC and KKRTC will buy 286 and…

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KSRTC to venture into logistics business, to begin with 20 trucks and target ₹100 crore revenue per year

KSRTC purchased the trucks at a price of ₹17 lakh per vehicle. These fully-equipped trucks, each with a 6-ton capacity, are intended to cater to diverse clusters, such as fruits, vegetables, textiles, and pharmaceuticals.

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Deadline for compulsory installation of HSRP to be extended till Feb. 17, 2024

The deadline for compulsory installation of High Security Registration Plates (HSRP) on all vehicles will be extended by another three months till February 17, 2024; the old deadline was November 17.

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BMTC forgery scam: Minister plans to hand over investigation to CCB

The Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) management is planning to seek a Central Crime Branch (CCB) probe into the case, where former MTC officials allegedly forged the signatures of senior officers to tamper with documents and award contracts and tenders to undeserving applicants.

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Transport corporations to fill 8,719 vacancies in Karnataka after years of staff shortage

After the Covid-19 pandemic, financially-strained corporations were instructed by the then government to halt regular hiring as a cost-cutting measure.

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Free ride, free spirit: What Shakti scheme means to women in Karnataka

Women in Karnataka benefit from free bus travel under the Shakti scheme, saving money & gaining freedom. Travellers share their experiences, while some are skeptical & others worry about the toll on the exchequer.

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State government announces welfare measures to benefit over 34,000 archakas

The Karnataka government on Friday announced welfare measures to benefit over 34,000 archakas working in ‘C’ category temples across the State, including insurance and education grants to the family members.

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Government keen to push EV adoption in Karnataka: Ramalinga Reddy

Karnataka Govt. is committed to making EVs affordable to reduce traffic congestion, pollution & achieve zero carbon emissions. Minister Reddy spoke at the E-Mobility Show, highlighting tax incentives, financial support & promotion of indigenous EV components & batteries. Govt. role is to create a collaborative ecosystem for stakeholders, businesses &…

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KSRTC launches new fleet: Karnataka CM unveils 40 ‘Pallakki’ sleeper buses and 100 ‘Sarige’ variants

The newly introduced Pallakki buses will operate on routes spanning various destinations across the State, originating from Bengaluru and other regions

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To carpool or not to carpool in Bengaluru, that is the question

Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy’s clarification that there is no ban for now on carpooling aggregators has not cleared the confusion on where the law stands on the issue.

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Ramalinga Reddy alleges BJP instigates violence, saffron party retorts

Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy on Wednesday accused the Opposition BJP and its workers of indulging in “troublesome acts in disguise” and alleged that they instigate communal violence in the State.

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Decision on carpooling apps in 10 days; until then they can continue unhindered: Transport Minister

Amidst the confusion surrounding carpooling apps, Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy on Tuesday clarified that there was currently no ban on carpooling in Bengaluru. The decision came after he held a meeting with various carpooling aggregators

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Govt. to hold meeting with carpooling aggregators today

Karnataka govt to hold meeting with carpooling aggregators; no ban on carpooling in Bengaluru. Transport Minister Reddy clarifies carpooling apps need license & yellow-board vehicles to operate. MP Surya urges govt to take back ban, says it encourages congestion.

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State govt. issues final notification of the 225 BBMP wards; BJP leaders to challenge it in court

Govt issues final notification of 225 wards for Bengaluru civic polls; BJP to challenge in court, alleging unscientific delimitation to benefit ruling party. 3000 objections received, 1702 considered impacting 68 wards. Court set 12-week deadline to re-do exercise; BJP MLA & BJP leader allege manipulation, to move court. UDD open…

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Minister urges PM to intervene in Cauvery issue

Reddy urges PM Modi to intervene in Cauvery dispute; calls for evidence to back Kumaraswamy's corruption claims; refuses to comment on BJP-JD(S) alliance; says Congress will win 20+ LS seats; dismisses Rayaraddi's demand for 6 Deputy CM posts.

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Former Congress councillors to meet Dy. CM over BBMP polls

Former Congress councillors to meet D.K. Shivakumar and Ramalinga Reddy to urge State govt. to hold BBMP polls. Final notification likely to be issued in a week. Polls may be held in Dec. if delimitation passes through judiciary. Govt. has challenge of preparing ward-wise reservation. Congress councillors keen on polls,…

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Unauthorised vendors taking advantage of Transport Department making HSRP mandatory to hawk lookalike number plates in Karnataka

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Shakti smart card: Karnataka government proposes fee of ₹14.16, but Transport Minister wants to waive the charge

After the Karnataka government decided to levy a fee of ₹14.16 for the issuance of Shakti smart cards, Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy said that they are currently in talks to eliminate registration fees, with the government covering the associated charges of issuing the smart cards.

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Transport strike: Ramalinga Reddy pacifies protesters with assurances; drivers await written guarantees

Bengaluru: Private transport unions called off 24-hr bandh after Transport Minister Reddy visited protest site & assured most demands will be fulfilled. 15K protestors gathered in city, Reddy promised welfare board, loan support, Indira Canteen at airport & solution to illegal bike taxis. Federation to wait for written guarantees &…

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Bengaluru strike: Airport commuters face hardship as private cabs remain off road

Commuters travelling to and from the airport had to undergo hardship as private cabs remained off road due to the strike called by the Federation of Karnataka State Private Transport Association on Monday.

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