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PM eBus Seva: Electrifying India's Public Transport The PM eBus Seva is a government initiative aimed at transforming urban mobility by introducing electric buses (e-buses) in Indian cities. This scheme promotes clean energy, reduces pollution, and

Idea for intracity commute: Travel from the suburbs to the central part of Indian cities always is a challenge. With taxis being exorbitantly expensive and autos also expensive. And the buses in Indian cities can really take long hours. Similar to i

Uber and Aaveg have reportedly got a licence from the Delhi transport department to operate "premium bus service" in the city. Will it reduce the public traffic traveling through taxies and 2 wheelers?

When you go to a new city to live, what is the biggest problem you face?

The future of buses is rapidly evolving due to technological innovations and a growing focus on sustainability. 1. Electrification: Electric buses are gaining popularity as cities aim to reduce carbon emissions. Advances in battery technology are i

Hello India, this is Uday Raj from Lucknow Uttarpradesh . Our vision is to convert the existing fleet of buses into electric vehicles through retrofitting, which is significantly more cost-effective than purchasing entirely new electric buses. By im

Hello India, this is Uday Raj from Lucknow Uttarpradesh. Our vision is to convert the existing fleet of buses into electric vehicles through retrofitting, which is significantly more cost-effective than purchasing entirely new electric buses. By imp

What technological changes can happen in India by 2035? Give your realistic futuristic predictions below. Few of them might happen and will give us direction. My predictions: 1. Quicker and easy intercity transport, improved bus stand/stops, electr

The AI-Powered Sustainable Smart City Revolution due to 5G ? Imagine cities that think, adapt, and thrive. Welcome to the next frontier of urban living: The Convergence: → AI + IoT + Sustainability + Urban Planning Key Components: 1. Intelligent

In India, taxes like income tax are really high, but the public services don't seem to match. My suggestion: If someone pays ₹5 crore in tax, the govt should tell them, 'Instead of paying us, invest that money in your local area—build roads, schools,