Equality via mobility-II

NANDAN H DAWDA Numerous studies have been undertaken to substantiate the impact of free or subsidised public transport system. For instance, Tamil Nadu’s provision of complimentary bus travel for women has demonstrably augmented mobility, economic engagement, and social integration. Data from the Citizen Consumer and Civic Action Group (CAG) reveals that 93 per cent of…

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