On June 15,Kerala sets stage for change with Priyadarshini scheme launch . Free travel for women and transgender individuals on KSRTC buses. Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan says it's more than accessibility . A move towards people-friendly KSRTC.
District-level launch at 9 a.m. at Ernakulam Boat Jetty Bus Stand. MP Hibi Eden to lead event . Satheesan, who recently launched four new KSRTC buses on Aluva-Paravur route, says government aims to boost KSRTC professionalism with smart strategies.
Responding to complaints,government fast-tracked new buses on Aluva-Paravur route. Two ordinary,two town-to-town buses now running. If trial works,more buses will follow. Chief Minister promises top-notch public transport,with changes expected in six months.
Launch at KSRTC bus stand in Paravur saw local officials like Municipal Chairperson Ramesh D. Kurup and North Paravur Assistant Transport Officer A. Anil Kumar join. Government's KSRTC push reflects broader aim to improve state transit. But will it deliver?
