Mumbai News | Mumbai Crime News | Mumbai Rains | Entertainment. Minister Pratap Sarnaik highlighted the financial strain on MSRTC due to discounts extended to women and senior citizens.
MsrtcFinancial LossWomen DiscountsElderly DiscountsPratap SarnaikReal Estate MumbaiFeb 21, 2025

MSRTC is losing approximately Rs 3 crore per day due to discounts provided to women and elderly passengers.
Minister Pratap Sarnaik is a state minister in Maharashtra who recently highlighted the financial challenges faced by MSRTC due to discount policies.
The proposed solutions include exploring alternative funding mechanisms, increased state support, partnerships with private entities, and leveraging NAREDCO's expertise in real estate development.
MSRTC is a government-owned entity that operates a vast network of buses, connecting major cities, towns, and rural areas, and provides essential services to millions of residents daily.
NAREDCO is the National Real Estate Development and Consultancy Organization. It can help MSRTC develop underutilized land assets, generating additional revenue streams.

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