The Union Cabinet has approved a scheme for the procurement and operation of e-buses by Public Transport Authorities (PTAs) with an outlay of Rs 3,435.33 crore.
KTDFC contends that the prevailing predicament stems from KSRTC's (Kerala State Road Transport Corporation) inability to repay a loan of Rs 360 crore, which has since ballooned to Rs 900 crore, inclusive of accrued interest.
Earlier in 2018, Delhi government had submitted an affidavit wherein it had stated that the national capital needs 11,000 buses while its current strength stood at 3,760 buses.
In Karnataka, the government has allowed resumption of public bus services in the state during the fourth phase of coronavirus lockdown. Parks will be opened for public for 2 hours each in the morning and evening.