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The scheme was designed to be mutually beneficial, enabling KSRTC to add more buses to its fleet without having to purchase all the vehicles directly. Any individual or organisation, including cooperative societies, could purchase buses and lease them to KSRTC under the scheme.
Express News Service
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The initiative is expected to help KSRTC diversify its services and generate additional income through the transportation of goods.
Thick vegetation behind parked buses at Ernakulam bus station (left), clogged drainage canal near the depot.
Gopika Varrier
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Passengers also complained about poor lighting in some parts of the bus station even as the visible, prime spots were lit up with newly installed LED lamps.
Transport Minister C P John.
Express News Service
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Batting for better cohesion rather than destructive competition between the KSRTC and stage carriers, John said the KSRTC is ready to take private buses on wet-lease basis.
Under this multi-format model, a single agency will secure exclusive rights to deploy advertisements across multiple media channels on a single bus -- combining physical exterior body wraps, interior ceiling and seat-back displays, digital audio-visual screens via the passenger information system, and direct-to-passenger printed ads on ticket receipts.
Unnikrishnan S
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This restructured model aims to leverage the corporation’s extensive footprint across Keralam and neighbouring states.
Image used for representational purposes.
Express News Service
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The incident reportedly occurred on Saturday on the Priyadarshini bus, which operates on the Guruvayur-Ernakulam route.
Jose K T, owner of He-Man Robo Park at Angamaly, handing over a cheque worth 
Rs 40 lakh to Chief Minister V D Satheesan to buy a bus
Anu Kuruvilla
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Jose K T said: “I just made one small request. I wanted the bus to be bought for Angamaly depot. I am an Angamaly native."
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