This story is from October 12, 2017
'Gaurav Path' to link martyrs' villages: CM Aditya Nath Yogi
LUCKNOW: Chief minister Aditya Nath Yogi flagged off 50 buses under `Sankalp Bus Sewa' on Wednesday in Lucknow.The new buses would connect villages with important
The Lucknow region, however, has not got any of the new buses as it already has several other bus services operating.
“We will provide connectivity to all villages,“ said the chief minister.He added that the state government will construct a `Gaurav Path' or roads that will connect
Saffron in colour, the new buses will ply from seven regions. While 10 buses will ply each from Varanasi and Gorakhpur, six each will start from Jhansi, Allahabad, Bareilly, Moradabad and Saharanpur.
The buses are the first with UP State Road Transport Corporation (
UPSRTC plans to connect more than 9,000 villages by the end of November with these buses. Bus stations across the state will also be made better with improved passenger amenities.
The state government chose the word `sankalp' over `antyodaya' which was the title thought initially for the saffron buses.
“Sankalp sounds better as antyodaya conveyed as if it was only meant for the poorest of the poor," said a source.
centres of trade
,commerce
,education
, pilgrimage and the state capital.“We will provide connectivity to all villages,“ said the chief minister.He added that the state government will construct a `Gaurav Path' or roads that will connect
villages of martyrs
. The buses would be operated on improved roads to provide connectivity to those villages, he said.Saffron in colour, the new buses will ply from seven regions. While 10 buses will ply each from Varanasi and Gorakhpur, six each will start from Jhansi, Allahabad, Bareilly, Moradabad and Saharanpur.
The buses are the first with UP State Road Transport Corporation (
UPSRTC
) that conform to Euro-IV emission norms. They have more comfortable seats than those in existing buses.UPSRTC plans to connect more than 9,000 villages by the end of November with these buses. Bus stations across the state will also be made better with improved passenger amenities.
The state government chose the word `sankalp' over `antyodaya' which was the title thought initially for the saffron buses.
Popular from City
- Original form of Sambhal mosque lost: ASI official
- 'Limbs broken, blood-soaked body dumped': 3-year-old girl raped, murdered in Haryana's Nuh
- Bangladesh stops 63 Iskcon monks from crossing over to India
- Karnataka rain: Schools, colleges shut in 5 districts today
- 'Escort' takes techie for a ride, extorts Rs 8.1 lakh with help of fake cop
end of article
Trending Stories
- TOI explains: What's behind Donald Trump's threat of 100% tariff on Brics?
- ONS will open up a wealth of knowledge previously inaccessible to many: UGC Chairman
- SSB Odisha Police admit card 2024 released at odishapolice.gov.in: Check steps to download hall ticket
- 1st group from Shambhu to spend night on road
- The book written by Hindu Guru that Apple founder Steve Jobs ordered to be given at his memorial service
- Canada's scrapping of SDS visa to help Indian students: Government in Lok Sabha
- Mumbai court issues contempt notice to Google CEO Sundar Pichai over “Pakhandi Baba ki Kartut” video
Visual Stories
- 9 reasons to eat beetroot daily
- How to grow Kiwi from seeds in the balcony garden
- 10 street foods to enjoy in Jaipur
- Sitaphal benefits: 10 reasons to have custard apple
- 10 foods that are typically loved in Mumbai
TOP TRENDS
UP NEXT
Start a Conversation
Post comment