KSRTC to switch to green fuel
The Hindu
New measures to improve efficiency, reduce costs
The Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) will switch over to green fuel for 80% of its buses in three years. In his address to the first session of the 15th Assembly, Governor Arif Mohammed Khan said the management of KSRTC would be made professional. Several cost-cutting and efficiency enhancing measures would be implemented.
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