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Kolkata's First Bio-Gas Fuel Bus To Charge Rupee 1 As Fare For All
A Kolkata based company, Phoenix India Research, has claimed to have launched the first bio-gas fuelled bus in Kolkata keeping a flat fare of just Re 1.
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Kolkata Takes First Steps To London-Like All-In-One Transport Pass
The Mamata Banerjee government today launched what could evolve into London's all- in-one Oyster Card for the metropolis's transport. It is called the 'West Bengal Transport Card' and will enable commuters to swipe and pay fares on all state-run buses, trams and ferries in the city.
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Bus Fares to Go Up by Rs 1 in West Bengal
The Mamata Banerjee government has reluctantly decided to hike bus fares in Bengal.
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Three-Day Bus Strike in West Bengal Threatens to Disrupt Life
People of West Bengal are bracing for a hard time commuting as bus and minibus operators have called a three-day strike from August 20 demanding fare hike, even as taxi operators today held city-dwellers to ransom for the fourth day in a fortnight by observing a wild-cat strike.
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Kolkata: Private bus operators on strike; fare hike demanded
Commuters in Kolkata were greatly inconvenienced today due to a 24-hour bus strike called by six unions of private bus operators demanding immediate fare hike.
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Kolkata: State-wide bus strike on Monday
The strike has been called to press for the demand for a hike in bus fares in view of the rising fuel costs, which had been turned down by the West Bengal government.
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44,000 buses off road in Kolkata for the next 48 hours
Around 44,000 private buses in Kolkata and other parts of West Bengal will remain off road for the next 48 hours. The private bus operators in the state began their strike from 6 am today in their call for a hike in fares, a demand which the Mamata Banerjee government has repeatedly rejected.
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Bus, minibus operators in Kolkata defer strike by two weeks
Bus and minibus operators on Saturday deferred a 48-hour strike call from August 19 by two weeks after assurance from the West Bengal government to look into the matter of a fare hike, bus operators said.
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Bus strike in West Bengal enters second day
The strike called by private bus operators in West Bengal entered its second day today affecting lakhs of commuters in the state. Nearly 37,000 private buses, 6500 of them in Kolkata, have kept off the road since the strike began yesterday calling for a fare hike after diesel prices were increased by Rs 5 per litre on Thursday.
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Diesel price hike: West Bengal buses, taxis call indefinite strike
In a bid to pressure the West Bengal government to increase bus and taxi fares, the Joint Council of Bus Syndicate, one of the largest bus operators in the state, today decided to go on an indefinite strike from September 17.
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Transport strike in West Bengal called off by bus owners' body, CITU stays put
The Joint Council of Bus Syndicates, a body of bus owners in West Bengal, today deferred the proposed 24-hour state-wide strike on July 31 demanding hike in fares due to rise in fuel prices.
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Kolkata's First Bio-Gas Fuel Bus To Charge Rupee 1 As Fare For All
A Kolkata based company, Phoenix India Research, has claimed to have launched the first bio-gas fuelled bus in Kolkata keeping a flat fare of just Re 1.
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Kolkata Takes First Steps To London-Like All-In-One Transport Pass
The Mamata Banerjee government today launched what could evolve into London's all- in-one Oyster Card for the metropolis's transport. It is called the 'West Bengal Transport Card' and will enable commuters to swipe and pay fares on all state-run buses, trams and ferries in the city.
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Bus Fares to Go Up by Rs 1 in West Bengal
The Mamata Banerjee government has reluctantly decided to hike bus fares in Bengal.
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Three-Day Bus Strike in West Bengal Threatens to Disrupt Life
People of West Bengal are bracing for a hard time commuting as bus and minibus operators have called a three-day strike from August 20 demanding fare hike, even as taxi operators today held city-dwellers to ransom for the fourth day in a fortnight by observing a wild-cat strike.
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Kolkata: Private bus operators on strike; fare hike demanded
Commuters in Kolkata were greatly inconvenienced today due to a 24-hour bus strike called by six unions of private bus operators demanding immediate fare hike.
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Kolkata: State-wide bus strike on Monday
The strike has been called to press for the demand for a hike in bus fares in view of the rising fuel costs, which had been turned down by the West Bengal government.
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44,000 buses off road in Kolkata for the next 48 hours
Around 44,000 private buses in Kolkata and other parts of West Bengal will remain off road for the next 48 hours. The private bus operators in the state began their strike from 6 am today in their call for a hike in fares, a demand which the Mamata Banerjee government has repeatedly rejected.
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Bus, minibus operators in Kolkata defer strike by two weeks
Bus and minibus operators on Saturday deferred a 48-hour strike call from August 19 by two weeks after assurance from the West Bengal government to look into the matter of a fare hike, bus operators said.
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Bus strike in West Bengal enters second day
The strike called by private bus operators in West Bengal entered its second day today affecting lakhs of commuters in the state. Nearly 37,000 private buses, 6500 of them in Kolkata, have kept off the road since the strike began yesterday calling for a fare hike after diesel prices were increased by Rs 5 per litre on Thursday.
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Diesel price hike: West Bengal buses, taxis call indefinite strike
In a bid to pressure the West Bengal government to increase bus and taxi fares, the Joint Council of Bus Syndicate, one of the largest bus operators in the state, today decided to go on an indefinite strike from September 17.
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Transport strike in West Bengal called off by bus owners' body, CITU stays put
The Joint Council of Bus Syndicates, a body of bus owners in West Bengal, today deferred the proposed 24-hour state-wide strike on July 31 demanding hike in fares due to rise in fuel prices.
