Watch: Bengaluru to train 1000 women to become bus drivers
Deeksha Bhushan
• July 7, 2017, 18:52:44 IST
The Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) is training 1000 women to drive buses and light motor vehicles. Previously, the city only had one female bus driver, Prema Ramappa Nadapatti, who had been driving buses for nearly a decade. To conduct the training, the city will use funds from the Central Government’s allotted Nirbhaya Fund, meant for women’s safety and dignity. From these funds, they will also build lounge facilities specifically for women in the major bus stations, and install CCTV cameras in the buses.
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