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This article covers the launch of electric school buses in Delhi, aimed at reducing pollution and providing comfortable transport for students.
Delhi’s Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced on Tuesday the introduction of electric buses for students at Sardar Patel Vidyalaya. This initiative aims to help reduce pollution in the city.
The Chief Minister, along with Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena, inaugurated the Electric School Bus Service at the school located in Lodi Estate. They emphasized that many school buses currently operate in Delhi, and shifting to electric ones is a step towards cleaner air.
The partnership between Sardar Patel Vidyalaya and the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) will allow the school to use these electric buses for transporting students. The buses are designed to be comfortable, featuring air conditioning for the students.
Key points to note include:
- The electric buses are aimed at reducing pollution in Delhi.
- The service is officially launched at Sardar Patel Vidyalaya.
- These buses are equipped with air conditioning for student comfort.
- Thousands of school buses currently operate in Delhi.
- Partnership with DTC enhances the school’s transport facilities.
Looking ahead, this initiative is expected to expand, and more schools may join the electric bus fleet to promote a greener environment in the national capital.
Summary:
- Electric school buses launched in Delhi to reduce pollution.
- Inaugurated by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena.
- Partnership with DTC for improved student transport.
- Buses are comfortable with air conditioning.
- Expected expansion to more schools in the future.
