New bus routes, eight buses for women flagged off in Hosur
The bus service from Hosur to Nandimangalam has been extended up to Mavathur, and the service from Hosur to Denkanikottai has been extended up to Government Arts and Science College. Flagging off the extended service routes, , Minister Sakkarapani said, over 2,426 people and two villages will be benefitted. In addition, eight new women-only 'Vidiyal' buses were also flagged off replacing the old buses.
Earlier, Mr. Sakkarapani launched various welfare schemes at a cumulative cost of ₹13.49 crore. This included schemes and development works in Thally, Shoolagiri, and Vepanapalli Unions, respectively.
Mr. Sakkarapani also inspected the Andhivadi sports stadium complex, which is scheduled to host Chief Minister M.K. Stalin's visit next month.
A review meeting with the line departments was also chaired by the Minister at the Collectorate in the evening.
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