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State Government to Develop Major Bus Hub at KSRTC Land in Capital City

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The state government is planning to convert KSRTC's land at Enchakkal into a major long-distance and interstate bus hub for the capital city. This hub will bring KSRTC’s interstate services and private long-distance and interstate buses under one roof. The project is intended to ease pressure on Thampanoor and create a modern hub closer to NH 66. Transport Minister and local legislator CP John confirmed the government is prioritizing this move on a fast track.

From indiatimes.com

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The revised proposal includes private operators, who would gain dedicated parking and operational space at the new facility. The government would also earn rent and daily revenue from the operators. The transport department is awaiting the finalized drawings and Detailed Project Report (DPR) from Govt Engineering College, Barton Hill, before moving forward, with cabinet approval expected soon.

From indiatimes.com

Who's involved

  • ThampanoorGeographic center of Thiruvananthapuram, facing pressure from the hub development.
  • Kerala State Road Transport CorporationKerala State Road Transport Corporation, whose land is central to the new hub project.
  • Barton HillGovt Engineering College, Barton Hill, tasked with designing the terminal for the new hub.

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