Keralam private bus operators call off hunger strike; govt agrees to wet-lease private buses
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During discussions with representatives of Kerala State Private Bus Operators’ Federation, Transport assures that steps will be taken to accord ‘industry status’ to private bus sector
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Keralam private bus operators call off hunger strike; govt agrees to wet-lease private buses. During discussions with representatives of Kerala State Private Bus Operators’ Federation, Transport assures that steps will be taken to accord ‘industry status’ to private bus sector Covered by 1 publications. The Hindu: Keralam private bus operators call off hunger strike; govt agrees to wet-lease private buses.
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- The Hindu India Keralam private bus operators call off hunger strike; govt agrees to wet-lease private buses During discussions with representatives of Kerala State Private Bus Operators’ Federation, Transport assures that steps will be taken to accord ‘industry status’ to private bus sector 6 h ago · Tier 2
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