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As they have to follow social distancing norms, the minimumfare for 2.5 km to 5 km has beenraised from Rs 8 to Rs 12. Only intra district o...

By converting two working shifts per bus to one general shift, the cash-strapped operator hopes to minimise the cost of manpower.

The prospect of a fare-hike leading to a further fall in ridership has put the corporation in a Catch-22 situation.

“All the schools and colleges in Bengaluru will remain shut down,” said Bengaluru Urban deputy commissioner BM Vijay Shankar.

Sixty-year-old S Rachaiah is among the 700 retired employees who has not received gratuity after 36 years of service — 29 years of which wa...

Bengaluru's cost of living, traffic and the desire to return to their home towns and villages could well be the reasons for this.

The corporation believes that the changes will help the corporation cut its cost of operations and improve administrative efficiency.

The protest was withdrawn after transport minister Ramalinga Reddy assured union leaders of a 12.5% wage hike.

Bus services resumed from Majestic to the Shanthinagar TTMC, Majestic to Mysuru Road satellite bus stand and Majestic to Shivajinagar.

The strike declaration by transport unions follows the government's rejection of their demand for a 35 per cent increase in wages.

Incidents of stone pelting on public buses were reported from different parts of the state including Bengaluru, Hubballi, Bellary and Raich...

The city police tweeted that BMTC and KSRTC buses would be functional and requested the public to go about their lives as usual.

Normal life in the state may be affected tomorrow as public transport and auto rickshaws are likely to stay off the roads.