The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) has approved a 14.95% fare hike for its bus services, effective immediately. This increase is aimed at covering operational costs and improving the quality of services.
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The MSRTC has announced a 14.95% fare hike for its bus services.
The new fares will be implemented immediately.
The main reasons for the fare hike include rising fuel costs, maintenance and infrastructure upgrades, and employee wage increases.
The additional revenue will be used to improve the condition of MSRTC buses and infrastructure, as well as to enhance the overall quality of services.
The fare hike may be a burden for some passengers, but the MSRTC has assured that the additional funds will be used to improve the quality of services, ensuring a better travel experience.

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