This story is from January 16, 2017
15% hike in bus fares across state from today
Ranchi: Bus fares across the state will be increased by 15% from Tuesday. The decision to increase the fare was taken during a meeting of members of bus owners association, of every district, headed by the Ranchi Bus Owners’ Association.
Krishna Mohan Singh, president of Ranchi Bus Owners’ Association, said, “We are increasing the fare after 2015. It is the demand of the drivers to increase the fair as the rate of diesel has risen and it is not feasible to continue the bus services at the same fare.”
In 2015, the rate of one litre diesel was Rs 53; this has now increased to Rs 62.51 now.
“On an average, a bus gives a mileage of 3km/litre. With the increase in the rate of diesel, it is not possible to continue with the previous fare. The fare has only been increased to meet the price of oil, there has been no extra increase,” Singh said.
The fare increase will be implemented on both intra-city and inter city buses. If the fare of an intra-city bus is Rs 10, it will be increased to Rs 11.5.
Citing an example, Singh said, “The rate of Ranchi-Simdega
In 2015, the rate of one litre diesel was Rs 53; this has now increased to Rs 62.51 now.
“On an average, a bus gives a mileage of 3km/litre. With the increase in the rate of diesel, it is not possible to continue with the previous fare. The fare has only been increased to meet the price of oil, there has been no extra increase,” Singh said.
The fare increase will be implemented on both intra-city and inter city buses. If the fare of an intra-city bus is Rs 10, it will be increased to Rs 11.5.
Citing an example, Singh said, “The rate of Ranchi-Simdega
bus fare
, which is Rs 140 at present, will be increased to Rs 181.”Popular from City
- Why some families are returning adopted kids in Tamil Nadu
- King Cobra’s 185-year monopoly comes to end as four of its kind found
- Dehradun accident: What happened in the last moments before 6 friends died in horrific car crash
- Controversies like ‘sheeshmahal’: Why Delhi minister Kailash Gehlot left AAP
- A town mourns a son: Meerut rallies for justice for MBA student stabbed in Gujarat
end of article
Trending Stories
- Taylor Swift may have no desire to return to Higmark Stadium to support Travis Kelce after feeling the full wrath of Bills Mafia in January
- Delhi Chief Minister Atishi orders online classes for all students, except Class 10 and 12, as the national capital enforces GRAP Stage-IV
- GRAP-IV curbs imposed in Delhi from Monday as air quality deteriorates to 'severe plus' category
- Kailash Gahlot resigns: Delhi CM Atishi to handle his departments, proposal sent to LG
- A-list celebrities at Diddy's 'Freak-Off Parties' face legal pressure, read here
- Watch: Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna's 'Pushpa 2: The Rule' trailer out
- Dehradun accident: What happened in the last moments before 6 friends died in horrific car crash
Visual Stories
- 10 easy South Indian snacks for Friday evenings
- 7 genetic traits that babies get from their dad
- 10 good habits of parents that make kids disciplined
- 7 low-maintenance animals to keep as pets
- 10 Korean dishes that are getting popular in India
UP NEXT
Start a Conversation
Post comment