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Inauguration of KTCL Bus Service from Parye to Valpoi via Morlem


Poriem, June 10: In a significant step towards improving rural connectivity in Sattari, Dr. Deviya Rane, MLA of Poriem Constituency and Chairperson of the Goa Forest Development Corporation, inaugurated a new KTCL bus service connecting Parye to Valpoi via Morlem.

Speaking at the occasion, Dr. Deviya Rane emphasized the importance of robust public transport in bridging communities and reducing the challenges faced by residents of remote villages. “This bus service will ease daily commutes, promote sustainable travel, and bring essential services within easier reach for our people. After three years of follow-up, we have finally received this much-awaited bus service, which was initially signed off on October 29, 2021, by former MLA Pratapsingh Rane. This will greatly benefit students of Bhumika High School, who previously faced significant inconvenience due to delays and irregular bus timings,” she stated.

She added, โ€œthis bus service will significantly benefit the residents of Karanzol, Valpoi, Honda, Morlem, Parye and Sankhalim, especially beneficial for the students of Shri Bhumika Higher Secondary School, who faced daily inconvenience due to the lack of timely and reliable transport. Buses often arrived late, causing students to miss important classes or, in some cases, discontinue their education altogether.โ€

Dr. Rane reaffirmed her commitment to delivering inclusive infrastructure that meets the real needs of the people. The initiative is part of a broader vision to enhance accessibility and improve the quality of life for citizens across Sattari.

Dr. Rane also extended her gratitude to Transport Minister Shri Mauvin Godinho and Shri Ulhas Tuenkar, Chairman of KTCL for their support in making this service a reality.

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Indore Joins Metro Map as PM Modi Inaugurates Madhya Pradeshโ€™s First Metro Service


In a major boost to urban mobility in Madhya Pradesh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the first phase of the Indore Metro today, marking the launch of the state’s very first metro rail service. With this development, Indore becomes the 18th city in India to operate a metro network, reflecting the countryโ€™s expanding commitment to modern and sustainable public transportation.

The inaugural phase of the Indore Metro will offer a modern transit solution aimed at reducing congestion, improving air quality, and enhancing daily commutes for thousands of residents. Equipped with state-of-the-art coaches and stations, the metro is expected to transform urban travel in the city, offering a faster, cleaner, and more efficient mode of transportation.

The project is a part of the larger Madhya Pradesh Metro Rail initiative, which also includes metro development in the capital city of Bhopal. Indore Metroโ€™s phase 1 covers key locations across the city and is designed to integrate seamlessly with other modes of public transport.

With this launch, India continues its rapid urban infrastructure development, now boasting operational metro services in 18 cities across the country. The Indore Metro is expected to set new benchmarks in smart city transit and contribute significantly to the regionโ€™s economic and environmental goals.