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Taxis in Karnataka to get expensive as govt revises fares: Check new rates - Vimarsana News

Taxis in Karnataka to get expensive as govt revises fares: Check new rates

The state government had last revised the fares in 2021 when non-AC taxis cost Rs 75 for the first 4km and thereafter Rs 18 per km. Under the previous revision, AC taxis charged Rs 100 for the first 4 km and Rs 24/km thereafter. 

Bengaluru Bandh Today: Private Bus, Taxi, Auto Unions Hold Strike; Demand Withdrawal Of Govt's Shakti Yojana | Karnataka-2 News - Vimarsana News

Bengaluru Bandh Today: Private Bus, Taxi, Auto Unions Hold Strike; Demand Withdrawal Of Govt's Shakti Yojana | Karnataka-2 News

Bengaluru Strike: The strike was declared in protest against the Karnataka government’s Shakti scheme that provides women free travel on non-premium government buses. The private transport operators say that the scheme eats into their profit. The protest is expected to affect the transport service in the city.

Source: india.com
Union budget envisages public investment, capital spending by govt: SAIL Chairperson - Vimarsana News

Union budget envisages public investment, capital spending by govt: SAIL Chairperson

Lauding the Union Budget 2022-23 tabled by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in Parliament on Tuesday, Chairperson of Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL), Soma Mondal, said the budget envisages higher public investment and capital spending by the government.

Telangana can fuel PM Gati Shakti Programme says KTR - Vimarsana News

Telangana can fuel PM Gati Shakti Programme says KTR

Telangana can fuel PM Gati Shakti Programme says KTR: The state of Telangana and the government have not getting enough support from the Centre. There are differences on the paddy procurement issue and Telangana Chief Minister KCR wanted the leaders to make loud protests so that the news reaches the Centre.