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CM to inaugurate NERTC today
By Our Staff Correspondent
GULBARGA, OCT. 13. The North-eastern Road Transport Corporation
(NERTC) will be inaugurated by the Chief Minister, Mr. S.M.
Krishna, here tomorrow.
The previous Janata Dal Government had decided to split the KSRTC
and form the North-western Road Transport Corporation in Hubli,
covering the Bombay Karnataka area, and constitute NERTC to cover
the Hyderabad Karnataka region. Though the NWRTC was constituted
amid protest from the workers, the setting up of the NERTC was
delayed.
The Gulbarga Division of the KSRTC had the dubious record of
remaining in the red. In the past two years the Gulbarga division
had incurred a total loss of Rs. 4,754.54 lakhs. This year,
however, up to June, the division showed some signs of recovery
ad made a profit of Rs. 202.43 lakhs for the first time.
The new corporation would serve the districts of Gulbarga, Bidar,
Raichur, Koppal and Bellary, covering more than 5.69 lakh km
everyday.
The Transport Minister, Mr. C.R. Sageer Ahmed, said that of the
4,072 villages coming under the jurisdiction of the corporation,
NERTC would operate services to about 3,420 villages.
Some 350 to 400 new buses would be added to the existing fleet to
extend services to areas which had not been covered so far.
During 2001-2002 1,000 more buses would be added to the fleet, he
said.
The new corporation would be headed by Mr. K.P. Simha, who is
Vice-President and Managing Director of the KSRTC. It will also
have nine directors.
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