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42-year-old Kerala man Deepak dies of suicide after woman makes KSRTC video viral, accusing him of touching her

OpIndia Staff -
In Kerala's Kozhikode, a 42-year-old man named Deepak U has reportedly committed suicide after a woman made a video on board a KSRTC bus....
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Siddaramaiah boasts of ‘London Book of World Records’ certificates, but are they real? Company shut down, dubious antecedents and more: What OpIndia found out

Shraddha Pandey -
Taking to X, Chief Minister Siddaramiah wrote, “Karnataka enters the global stage with two historic world records - certified by the London Book of World Records. Shakti Scheme: Largest number of free bus rides availed by women - 564.10 crore journeys, empowering everyday mobility.”
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Freebies over salaries in Congress-ruled Karnataka? KSRTC employees go on indefinite strike over long-overdue arrears, leave thousands stranded

OpIndia Staff -
The Congress government in Karnataka has been facing criticism for introducing freebie schemes, while the four state transport corporations have been facing a severe financial crunch.
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Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation drowning in debt two years after announcement of free bus ride scheme for women: All you need to know

Aditi -
All four State Road Transport Corporations (SRTCs) in Karnataka have been facing financial troubles since the announcement of the free bus ride scheme announced by state Congress government in 2023.
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Bajrangbali sticker on state bus offends SDPI Islamist, Karnataka govt takes cognisance of his grievance promising action

OpIndia Staff -
While it is not surprising that an intolerant SDPI member is seeking the removal of 'Bajrangbali sticker', the fact that KSRTC is entertaining his demand is concerning.
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‘Sabarimala season is coming, expect tit for tat’: Kerala Minister Ganesh Kumar warns Tamil Nadu govt against seizure of its buses amid tax dispute

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The Kerala Minister alleged that Tamil Nadu transport department took a unilateral decision to impose Rs 4,000 extra per seat.

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