Angamaly native donates bus to KSRTC for Athirappilly service in Keralam

An Angamaly native donated a bus to KSRTC to enhance public transport for Athirappilly’s scenic trails. Meanwhile, the ‘Bharat Taxi’ service expanded across five Uttar Pradesh cities, and New Zealand completed a 14-year restoration of Abel Tasman’s ecosystems. Donation aims to improve public transport access to Athirappilly scenic spot. Bus will operate on route connecting KSRTC’s existing network to Athirappilly.

‘Bharat Taxi’ service expanded to Gorakhpur, Varanasi, Kanpur, Prayagraj, and Lucknow. New Zealand restored Abel Tasman National Park and native wildlife over 14 years. No dedicated bus service for Athirappilly tourists, now KSRTC now operates a donated bus on the route. The donated bus boosts Kerala’s tourism infrastructure, while the ‘Bharat Taxi’ rollout improves urban mobility in Uttar Pradesh. New Zealand’s park restoration sets a precedent for wildlife conservation funding.

‘Bharat Taxi’ service expanded to Gorakhpur, Varanasi, Kanpur, Prayagraj, and Lucknow. New Zealand restored Abel Tasman National Park and native wildlife over 14 years. No dedicated bus service for Athirappilly tourists, now KSRTC now operates a donated bus on the route. The donated bus boosts Kerala’s tourism infrastructure, while the ‘Bharat Taxi’ rollout improves urban mobility in Uttar Pradesh. New Zealand’s park restoration sets a precedent for wildlife conservation funding.

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