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Govt.’s intervention sought to resolve crisis gripping private bus sector

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The Hindu Bureau
Govt.’s intervention sought to resolve crisis gripping private bus sector
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The Kerala State Motor and Engineering Labour Centre is calling for government intervention to address a financial crisis in the private bus sector. They claim that the state's free travel scheme for women on KSRTC buses has caused significant revenue losses for private operators, leading to service suspensions and job insecurity.

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This highlights the tension between social welfare policies and the economic viability of private transport infrastructure in India.

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The State leadership of the Kerala State Motor and Engineering Labour Centre, affiliated with the Hind Mazdoor Sabha (HMS), has demanded that the State government intervene to resolve the crisis in the private bus sector and the resulting job losses among workers.

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The article reports on the grievances of a labor union while acknowledging the government's stated goal of women's empowerment.

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