BUS SERVICE SUSPENSION
Punjab Bandh Today October 15: Timing, reason, are banks open? Check bus and train updates
Punjab Band Today News: Punjab Bandh on October 15 will be observed from 6 am to 5 pm following the killing of anti-drug activist Parvinder Singh Jhota in Mansa. Check the latest updates on bank operations, school closures, bus and train services, markets and emergency services.
'Will not go back till CEC resigns': CJP calls for fresh protest at Jantar Mantar on Sunday
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has called a fresh protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar at 10 am on Sunday, demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation over alleged electoral roll irregularities. The announcement follows mass detentions, security restrictions. Delhi Traffic Police has warned of possible diversions and disruptions across New Delhi and Central Delhi.
Delhi CJP Protest Today: What's happening at Jantar Mantar? Here's what we know so far
Delhi CJP Protest Today: Security has been tightened across Delhi amid the Cockroach Janata Party’s (CJP) protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Police have detained more than 7,000 people as protesters attempted to reach Jantar Mantar despite restrictions. CJP founders Abhijeet Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das remain in detention, with the organisation alleging they have been moved to an undisclosed location and denied access to lawyers. The protest also saw stone-pelting near Akashwani Bhawan, leaving two police personnel injured, while activist Yogendra Yadav and lawyer Prashant Bhushan were seen leading a march from Jor Bagh towards Dilli Haat-INA.
'Delhi will not be held hostage': CM Rekha Gupta amid CJP leaders, thousands detained over protests against CEC Gyanesh Kumar
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal for creating chaos. She claims these leaders, along with their associates, are trying to disrupt public peace. An unprecedented police presence prevented protests organized by the Cockroach Janta Party demanding the resignation of Chief Electoral Officer Gyanesh Kumar. Key leaders from the CJP were detained upon arriving at the Delhi airport from Mumbai.
Delhi’s Jantar Mantar protest spirals into chaos as demonstrators scatter across streets to evade mass detentions
Protesters in Delhi encountered heavy police presence while attempting to demonstrate against the Chief Election Commissioner. The mobilisation planned for Jantar Mantar transformed into smaller protests across different locations in the city. Authorities implemented strict security measures, including the detention of thousands and blocking access to metro stations. Groups attempted to regroup and continue their demands for democracy amidst severe restrictions on movement.
Delhi protest today: Massive traffic jams reported in central Delhi, check affected areas
Traffic jams were reported across several parts of central Delhi on Saturday as 35,000 police and paramilitary personnel were deployed ahead of the CJP's planned protest at Jantar Mantar. Security arrangements included body cameras, six detention centres, entry and exit restrictions at 45 metro stations and mobile internet curbs in parts of the capital. Traffic diversions and vehicle checks affected key roads, prompting advisories for commuters.
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Cockroach Janata Party's protest puts Delhi on high alert, with 25,000 personnel, Metro curbs and internet restrictions
Delhi is currently experiencing heightened security measures in anticipation of a protest planned at Jantar Mantar. Approximately 25,000 police and paramilitary personnel have been mobilized to maintain law and order. Restrictions have been placed on entry and exit at 45 metro stations, impacting commuter access. Additional checks are being conducted at railway stations and city borders to deter large gatherings.
Bengaluru traffic rules may get stricter: Govt thinking about imposing Rs 5,000 fine for one-way driving and other offences, licence suspension through penalty-point system and a carpooling rule
Bengaluru traffic news: Karnataka government is considering raising fines for traffic violations to tackle habitual offenders effectively. Proposed penalties for offences could reach Rs 5,000 for repeated violations, while first-time offences will incur lower fines. Additionally, measures to integrate traffic systems are being discussed for better accountability of motorists. The government is exploring regulations on half-helmets and promoting carpooling to alleviate traffic congestion.
Ashok Leyland just had a record June quarter. So why did the margin fall a full point?
Ashok Leyland's June-quarter has an unusual contradiction. The company sold 48,763 commercial vehicles, its highest-ever first-quarter volume, and revenue from operations rose 10.43% to Rs. 9,634 crore. Yet, the operating EBITDA was Rs. 970 crore, almost the same as a year earlier. The Q1 FY 27 result must, therefore, be understood not in terms of greater demand, but in terms of why the record volumes and revenue did not lead to an increase in operating earnings.
EV story in auto ancillaries is known. A second change could matter more: 5 auto ancillary stocks, 3 with upside potential of 9% to 24%
What actually is an auto component company? If you forget the fact that it makes car parts, what you have is a precision-engineering business. It makes metal parts to very fine tolerances, to a consistent standard, in large numbers, day after day. That skill, the ability to make a crucial part correctly every single time, is the real asset. That the part happens to go into a car is almost incidental.
Delhi-Kathmandu bus service suspended for two days after Nepal flash floods
The Delhi government has temporarily suspended the Indo-Nepal bus service. This precautionary measure follows massive flash floods in Nepal which disrupted road connectivity. Road transportation on the Delhi-Kathmandu route in Nepal has been completely shut. The suspension covers bus trips scheduled for August 28 and August 29. Rescue and relief operations continue in Nepal after the widespread destruction.
Imphal-Guwahati bus service resumes with enhanced security, benefiting over 250 passengers
Public transport services resumed on the Imphal-Dimapur-Guwahati route for a third day. Over 250 passengers traveled from Imphal under robust security arrangements. The departure was delayed by an incident at Taphou village but was resolved peacefully. Adequate security personnel and Road Opening Parties ensure safe movement along the highway. Passengers expressed confidence in the government's peace initiatives and safe travel experiences.
Assam-Meghalaya border tension: RAF, CRPF conduct flag march amid ongoing protests and tourist disruption
Passenger vehicles and taxi services to Meghalaya remain suspended for a third consecutive day. Tension along the Assam-Meghalaya border was triggered after several people from Assam were injured. Assam-based drivers blocked traffic to Meghalaya, and a counter-blockade was initiated on the Meghalaya side. Meghalaya expressed regret over the incidents and assured strong action against those responsible.
Day 2 of Imphal-Guwahati bus service goes off without a hitch, after 3 year suspension
Public transport services between Imphal and Guwahati resumed smoothly on Saturday. Over two hundred passengers departed Imphal in a fleet of buses and vehicles. This resumption follows a three-year suspension due to ethnic unrest in Manipur. Interstate passenger bus services had been suspended since May 3, 2023. The restoration of this crucial inter-state link is widely appreciated by the public.
Maitree bus service between Agartala & Kolkata resumes via Dhaka
The Maitree international bus service between Agartala and Kolkata via Dhaka has resumed. The first bus departed Kolkata and arrived in Agartala. Passengers received a warm welcome. This resumption is seen as a positive development for bilateral relations. The service was suspended for 18 months. The Agartala-Dhaka service is also expected to restart soon.
Agartala–Dhaka–Kolkata cross-border bus service set for restart; TRTC begins trial runs
The Agartala-Dhaka-Kolkata bus service is set to resume soon. Trial runs have begun for the suspended route. The Tripura Road Transport Corporation will announce the regular schedule after assessing these trials. This service was previously halted due to an accident and subsequent mob attack in Bangladesh. Resumption is expected to greatly benefit passengers traveling between these cities.
No discussion with DTC on resumption of Delhi-Lahore bus service yet: RTI reply
The Delhi-Lahore bus service has remained suspended for more than two years as the Delhi Transport Corporation cancelled its international service following Pakistan's decision to discontinue it in the wake of India revoking Jammu and Kashmir's special status.
Agartala-Kolkata bus service via Dhaka to resume from June 10 after two years
State transport department principal secretary LH Darlong has written letters to Bangladesh's Ministry of External Affairs and the Indian High Commission to the neighbouring country, apprising them of the proposed resumption of the international bus service.
Saudi Arabia extends suspension of flights, public transport till further notice
Train, bus and taxi services also remain suspended and people employed in the state sector will continue working from home, the spokesman told a news conference broadcast on state television.
Corona Impact: Noida metro suspended till March 31
The services of the Noida-Greater Noida metro have been suspended till March 31 with immediate effect due to the coronavirus outbreak, officials said on Sunday.
Mumbai local train services to stop from Sunday midnight
In an unprecedented move, the railways on Sunday announced suspension of all its passenger services from March 22 midnight to March 31 midnight and said only goods trains will run during the period.
Delhi-Lahore bus service cancelled: DTC
On Saturday, a senior Pakistani minister has announced to suspend the friendship bus service from Monday.
Srinagar-Muzaffarabad bus service resumes after week's suspension
"The Srinaar-Muzaffarabad bus service plied today with 13 passengers crossing the Line of Control," an official said.
Dalit organisations call for Bandh on April 2: Bus, mobile internet services suspended in Punjab
In view of the Bharat Bandh call on April 2, the Punjab government has decided to suspend the services of public transport across the state.
Srinagar-PoK bus service suspended due to landslides
The weekly 'Karvan-e-Aman' bus service between Srinagar and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) was today suspendedafter landslides.
Friendship bus service between India-Nepal resumes
A friendship bus service between India and Nepal via Champawat in Uttarakhand resumed today after a gap of 27 years.
Nepal, India to start bus services between Kathmandu and Delhi
The agreement envisages regular bus services on three routes - Kathmandu to New Delhi, Kathmandu to Varanasi and Pokhara to New Delhi, it said.
Cross-LoC trade, bus service to resume tomorrow: J-K Minister
Cross-border trade and bus service between India and Pakistan to resume at Poonch sector tomorrow, after its was suspended due to ceasefire violations.
58 Indians,65 POK residents stranded due to LoC-bus suspension
With the suspension of "Karvan-e-Aman" bus service between POK and J&K, as many as 58 Indians and 65 POK residents are stranded on the two sides of LoC.
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