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BMTC and monopoly - opening up Local Bus Transport in Bangalore silkboard - 1-NOV-2010
BMTC has monopoly in operating road based public transport services in Bangalore. No-one is allowed to operate buses to carry general public in Bangalore. Special and closed situations like Private companies shuttling their employees, and schools hauling in their students are the only exceptions to this monopoly. |
BMTC and monopoly - opening up Local Bus Transport in Bangalore silkboard - 1-NOV-2010
BMTC has monopoly in operating road based public transport services in Bangalore. No-one is allowed to operate buses to carry general public in Bangalore. Special and closed situations like Private companies shuttling their employees, and schools hauling in their students are the only exceptions to this monopoly. |
Making Public Transport the First Choice murali772 - 27-OCT-2010
That was the title of the Nobel Memorial Seminar convened by 'Volvo Buses', yesterday (26th Oct) at the Leela, Bangalore. |
Delhi's bus privatization experiment Naveen - 24-SEP-2010
Excerpts from a 2007 paper about details of Delhi's city bus privatization process is reproduced below : |
Peoples' Movements today - Tasks and Challenges ahead- 27 Apr vinay_sreenivasa - 26-APR-2010
Peoples' Solidarity Concerns |
Power supply - will Bangalore have choice, like Mumbai silkboard - 29-OCT-2009
How interesting is this news report Mumbai!? Is this an example of consumer benefitting from having choice? Worth wondering if Bengaluru will ever have choices like these? |
India's power backup bill Rs 130,000 cr a year murali772 - 26-AUG-2009
It’s not just suffering the blackouts. The cumulative cost of nationwide power outages is a staggering Rs 1,00,000 crore. |
City buses and Privatization - Punjab way silkboard - 31-JUL-2009
We have talked about some models for BMTC to outsource or competize some parts of its operation. |
murali772 - 27-JUL-2009
Caught between emptying his full bladder and avoiding the gaze of passersby, a 45-yearold construction worker suffered burn injuries after an electric shock on Vittal Mallya Road and is still f |
Learnings from Delhi's power supply privatisation murali772 - 23-JUL-2009
DELHI has never been inviting in May and June. This summer, the capital saw its worst power crisis, and frayed tempers pushed Sheila Dikshit’s government on the back foot. |