Himachal Pradesh Government Takes Steps to Modernize Transport System and Promote Public Welfare

Removing gutkha and liquor advertisements from state buses: This decision is part of the government's effort to curb drug addiction and promote a healthier society.

The government plans to replace nearly 1,000 old buses with new electric, small, and mini-tempo buses.

This move is designed to support the rural economy and uplift the agricultural sector.

HRTC buses will now accept credit, debit, UPI, and National Mobility Card payments, making travel more convenient for passengers.

These centres will be located in Hamirpur and Una and will help improve road safety.

These measures are aimed at optimizing the use of transport infrastructure.

This will improve the financial well-being of employees and boost morale.

These initiatives demonstrate the government's commitment to improving public transportation, promoting social welfare, and supporting the agricultural sector. They also highlight the importance of modernizing infrastructure and adopting new technologies to enhance efficiency and convenience.