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"End Of An Era": 150-Year-Old Kolkata Trams To Be Discontinued, Internet Reacts
The West Bengal government has decided to discontinue the service due to challenges posed by the city's traffic.
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Trams May Be Phased Out From Congested Areas In Kolkata
West Bengal transport minister Firhad Hakim told the Assembly on Thursday that the state government was mulling over a proposal to phase out trams from the congested routes in Kolkata.
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Restaurant On Wheels: Tramcar Remodeled To Serve Street Foods Of Kolkata
The West Bengal government has recently taken an initiative to make tram more attractive for the tourists and also for the people of Kolkata. Take a look:
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After Tableau Row With Centre, Tram Flagged Off For Netaji's Birthday In Kolkata
Trinamool MLA Madan Mitra on Saturday flagged off a tram here themed on the 125th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, calling it a "befitting" response to the Centre's rejection of West Bengal's Republic Day tableau that had the same the
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WiFi Facility Introduced In AC Tram Coaches Of Kolkata To Attract Youth
Traversing a long way since 1873, from horse-drawn carriages to the modern-day air-conditioned coaches, tram cars of Kolkata will now have WiFi facility to make them attractive for the youth, an official of West Bengal Transport Corporation (WBTC) said.
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More Tram Routes Being Planned For Kolkata: Top Official
More tram routes are being planned for Kolkata to cater to passenger requirements and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, WBTC Managing Director Rajanvir Singh Kapur said on Sunday.
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Belarus Wants To Modernise Calcutta Tramways, Says Official
Belarus has expressed interest in modernising the tramways of Kolkata, West Bengal, besides exporting buses and dumper trucks to India.
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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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"End Of An Era": 150-Year-Old Kolkata Trams To Be Discontinued, Internet Reacts
The West Bengal government has decided to discontinue the service due to challenges posed by the city's traffic.
-
Trams May Be Phased Out From Congested Areas In Kolkata
West Bengal transport minister Firhad Hakim told the Assembly on Thursday that the state government was mulling over a proposal to phase out trams from the congested routes in Kolkata.
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Restaurant On Wheels: Tramcar Remodeled To Serve Street Foods Of Kolkata
The West Bengal government has recently taken an initiative to make tram more attractive for the tourists and also for the people of Kolkata. Take a look:
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After Tableau Row With Centre, Tram Flagged Off For Netaji's Birthday In Kolkata
Trinamool MLA Madan Mitra on Saturday flagged off a tram here themed on the 125th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, calling it a "befitting" response to the Centre's rejection of West Bengal's Republic Day tableau that had the same the
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WiFi Facility Introduced In AC Tram Coaches Of Kolkata To Attract Youth
Traversing a long way since 1873, from horse-drawn carriages to the modern-day air-conditioned coaches, tram cars of Kolkata will now have WiFi facility to make them attractive for the youth, an official of West Bengal Transport Corporation (WBTC) said.
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More Tram Routes Being Planned For Kolkata: Top Official
More tram routes are being planned for Kolkata to cater to passenger requirements and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, WBTC Managing Director Rajanvir Singh Kapur said on Sunday.
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Belarus Wants To Modernise Calcutta Tramways, Says Official
Belarus has expressed interest in modernising the tramways of Kolkata, West Bengal, besides exporting buses and dumper trucks to India.
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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.
