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The Hindu·4 min read·medium

Women plantation workers from Tamil Nadu joyous about free KSRTC ride

Women plantation workers from Tamil Nadu joyous about free KSRTC ride
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A Kerala government scheme providing free bus travel for women and transgender persons has become highly popular among plantation workers commuting from Tamil Nadu. Officials are now considering potential restrictions due to the high volume of interstate commuters.

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The scheme highlights the intersection of social welfare policy and the logistical challenges of cross-border labor migration.

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The Kerala government’s flagship ‘Priyadarshini’ scheme, which offers free travel for all women and transgender persons on Ordinary buses operated by the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC), has won the hearts of cardamom plantation workers commuting from Tamil Nadu.

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The report balances the positive impact on workers with the administrative concerns of the transport corporation.

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