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STS Bus Shortage Beyond Sri Vijaya Puram Raises Questions over Safety and Fleet quality

Ageing STS buses, limited services and safety concerns highlight the urgent need to modernise inter-island public transport across Andaman and Nicobar.

A&N Administration Inducts Five New STS Buses to Strengthen Rural Public Transport

Five new State Transport Service buses have been inducted in North and Middle Andaman to improve connectivity, replace ageing vehicles and strengthen public transport.

First Batch of New STS Buses Rolled Out to Strengthen Public Transport in North and Middle Andaman

The Andaman and Nicobar Administration deploys the first three of 17 new STS buses to improve public transport and address bus shortages in North and Middle Andaman.

Andaman Transport Department Launches Cashless QR Payment System for STS Bus Passengers

STS buses in Sri Vijaya Puram introduce QR code-based UPI fare payments in the first phase to promote cashless public transport.

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‘Indian Bastille’ Title for Cellular Jail Under Examination After MHA Forwards Historian’s Proposal

Andaman Administration has forwarded Mukeshwar Lall’s proposal to confer the honorific title ‘The Indian Bastille’ on Cellular Jail.

PMMSY Pushes Fisheries Growth Across States and UTs as Production, Exports and Infrastructure Rise

PMMSY completes six years with record fish production, higher exports, major infrastructure investments and expanded projects across States and Union Territories.

Registration Opens for Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2027; Andaman Youth Urged to Participate

Eligible youth aged 15–29 from Andaman and Nicobar can register for VBYLD 2027 through the MY Bharat Portal by September 30.

Guptapara Skill Drive Trains 20 Villagers in Handicrafts Using Local and Eco-Friendly Materials

Twenty villagers complete a 15-day handicraft training in Guptapara, learning sustainable craft techniques using coconut shells, bamboo, wood, cane and coir.

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