City
Epaper

Training of aspiring lady bus drivers resumes

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: March 15, 2021 22:50 IST

Aurangabd, March 15:The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) has resumed female aspiring bus drivers training after eight ...

Open in App

Aurangabd, March 15:

The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) has resumed female aspiring bus drivers training after eight months.

It may be noted that the MSRTC selected 32 women for the post of drivers for Aurangabad and Nashik divisions. Of them, six candidates were from Aurangabad division.

Their training began on February 3, 2020 in the city. They were to join the service after one year’s training. The training was halted on July 17, 2020, for a temporary period. No one was giving information about resuming the training.

Aspiring drivers feared that the selection may be cancelled their dream to become a driver in MSRTC would be shattered.

ST Mandal resumed the training recently. Divisional controller Arun Siya said that training of lady drivers was restarted. Its officer Balkrishna Chandanshive said that the participants were being training on traffic norms and driving vehicle.

Tags: ST MandalArun SiyaMaharashtra state transport corporationMaharashtra state road transport corporationMaharashtra goods
Open in App

Related Stories

MaharashtraMaharashtra Accident: 3 Youths Killed as Shivshahi Bus Hits Bike on Buldhana–Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Highway

NashikNashik Bus Accident: 9-Year-Old Boy Killed, Several Injured as MSRTC Bus Crashes Onto Platform at Maharashtra’s Sinnar Bus Stand; Video Surfaces

PunePune: MSRTC E-Shivneri Bus Driver Caught Drinking Alcohol While Driving; Passengers Hand Him Over to Police (Watch Video)

Pune‘Habitual to Watching Porn’: Pune Swargate Bus Stand Rape Accused Denied Bail

MaharashtraMSRTC To Induct 25,000 Buses in Next 5 Years With Focus on Hybrid Fuel, Says Minister Pratap Sarnaik

Aurangabad Realted Stories

AurangabadUS-Iran War to Continue for Next 6 Months

AurangabadThree assault cases emerge from minor disputes

AurangabadVC to inaugurate rare books exhibition today

AurangabadCivic Chief flags concerns over incomplete hydraulic testing of 2,500-mm pipeline

AurangabadProbe into Fake Approvals of School Staff Case Launched