BMRCL’s fare hike is an unfair burden on Bengaluru’s commuters, forcing many toward private vehicles and worsening congestion. What justifies this steep increase? Public transport must be affordable. BMRCL must ensure transparency; publish the Fare Fixation Committee report. BMRCL must introduce monthly, quarterly, and annual passes to reduce commuters' financial burden. This will promote public transport use, reward loyalty with discounts, and provide BMRCL with low-cost working capital. Weekend ridership will increase, boosting overall patronage. BMRCL must prioritize the needs of the citizens and create an equitable, accessible, and sustainable transport system for all.

BMRCL's decision to require a minimum balance of Rs 90 for smart cards will affect metro users. The average daily ridership is around 8 lakh, and the number of smart cards issued is much more. Each card holding Rs 90 will be a money spinner for BMRCL @OfficialBMRCL

Aviation history in Bengaluru! Only in India could American & Russian stealth fighters share a frame like this 😍 Russian Su-57 arrived yesterday, joined today by an American F-35. [📸/@ReviewVayu]

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🚨 RBI Should Make It Mandatory For Banks To Offer Free Virtual Debit Cards To Customers The Same Can Be Used For Setting UPI PIN Crores of People Paying Annual Fees For ATM Cards That They Never Use, Must Be Fixed

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First visuals of SU-57 in Bengaluru 🇮🇳

Haveri: ಗಾಯಕ್ಕೆ ಹೊಲಿಗೆ ಹಾಕುವ ಬದಲು ಫೆವಿಕ್ವಿಕ್ ಹಾಕಿದ ನರ್ಸ್! #Feviquik #Haveri #Nurse #hospital #MedicalNegligence