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Road safety council meeting in Shimla on July 16, 2022

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SHIMLA: The State transport department has proposed the Rs 28.52 crore road safety plan for 2022-23. It seeks to correct black spots on the roads, promote good samaritans, traffic volunteers for...

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DHARAMSHALA: Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur launched 50 percent concession on bus fare scheme to women passengers in HRTC buses. He announced reducing the minimum fare in HRTC buses from existing...

Heavy Traffic on Chardham in Uttarakhand

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DEHRADUN: As many as 1000 people, on an average, die in road fatalities in Uttarakhand every year. On an average 26 people die in 100 road accidents in the country, but in Uttarakhand this number...

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SHIMLA: Next time you wind up your ways on the border roads in Himalaya from Hanle and Pang in Ladakh to Sela Top in Arunachal Pradesh and Gwaldham in Uttarakhand, donot be surprised if you bump...

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