The study finds that 42% of women on average in Maharashtra’s three largest cities reported no change in their travel behaviour despite the subsidy from the Mahila Samman Yojana.
WhatsApp has become the go-to app for instant messaging, and it’s also widely used for voice and video calls. Soon, it will take on even more important functions, such as bus ticket bookings and ...
The Maharashtra government has introduced the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) scheme to streamline concessional travel ...
Maharashtra launches Aadhaar-linked NCMC smart card for ST travel, easing concessions for students, seniors, women and ...
The Maharashtra government is making it easier for people to access public services by launching a WhatsApp chatbot called Aaple Sarkar. Announced at Mumbai Tech Week 2025, this new service will let ...
The decision was taken in a meeting of the STA on Thursday, a release from the Maharashtra Motor Vehicles Department said. The Maharashtra State Transport Authority (STA) has approved 14.95 per cent ...
The Maharashtra government has constituted a 12-member task force to prepare an integrated bus transport plan for the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), with the aim of enabling seamless travel through ...
Mumbai: The latest year-end report from the online ticketing platform redBus highlights key trends in intercity bus travel in Maharashtra for 2025. Women constituted 32% of passengers, aligning with ...
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