The new fares hike came into effect from Saturday, UTC Managing Director Brijesh Sant told Business Standard. The decision will be applicable for the buses running in the hill state only, top UTC officials said.
The move came despite the ruling Congress' earlier assertion the tough decisions will not impact the common man.
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The UTC whose total losses stood at ~200 crore till 2012-13 will be able to generate ~15-16 crore through the new decision, said Deepak Jain UTC General Manger. UTC had suffered a loss of ~40 crore last year.
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