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    State Government Faces Funding Request for MSRTC Electric Bus Fleet

    Mumbai, March 20 The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) has sought a viability gap funding (VGF) of ₹3,191.42 crore from the state government for its fleet of electric buses, officials said on Friday.Speaking at a press conference, Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik said that...
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    Maharashtra Transporters Postpone Strike After Government Assurance

    Mumbai, March 5 The Maharashtra Transport Action Committee (M-TAC) announced on Thursday evening that it would postpone its indefinite strike, which was scheduled to begin at midnight, after receiving a written assurance from state transport minister Pratap Sarnaik that their concerns would be...
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    Budget Session Resolution Offers Relief to Maharashtra Transporters

    Mumbai, March 5 The Maharashtra Transport Action Committee (M-TAC) announced on Thursday evening that it was postponing its indefinite strike, which was scheduled to begin at midnight, after receiving a written assurance from state transport minister Pratap Sarnaik that their concerns would be...
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    Transporters Announce Strike Against E-Challans and Government Policies

    Mumbai, March 5 Transporters across Maharashtra launched a statewide "chakka jam" on Thursday to protest against "arbitrary and excessive" e-challans and other issues faced by the sector, and threatened to go on an indefinite strike from midnight.The state Transport Commissioner's office has...
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    Government Assurances Fail as Transporters Prepare Statewide Strike

    Mumbai, March 2 The Maharashtra Transporters Action Committee (M-TAC), representing truckers, private bus operators, as well as taxi and auto-rickshaw unions, reiterated its call for an indefinite statewide agitation starting March 5.As part of the strike, school buses, contract carriage...
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    Mumbai-Pune Expressway Gridlock: Government Explores Emergency Response Options

    Mumbai, February 28 The Maharashtra government is examining the feasibility of airlifting damaged tankers in extreme emergencies following a recent gas tanker accident on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway that caused a 36-hour traffic disruption, the assembly was informed on Saturday.The government...
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