INCREASE IN DTC BUSES IS CRUCIAL

 Credits: Bindiya Kamboj
Delhi Transport Corporation(DTC) buses cater to millions of passengers on daily basis.More than 60 % of total population of Delhi travels by buses and everyday faces problems due to the scarcity of buses. Buses are always over crowded and congested and people are hanging off to the buses doors which is a risk for life. The population of Delhi will very soon reach the mark of 36 million as stated by a 2014 report liberated by the UN. Hence, urging neccessity of increase in DTC buses is crucial to fulfill the transport needs of huge population.

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