Night bus service on 12 routes from Sept 20

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Updated At : 01:04 PM Sep 19, 2020 IST

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Night bus service on 12 routes from Sept 20

Shimla, September 18

The Himachal Government has decided to start night bus service on 12 routes from September 20 and ticket booking for these buses could also be done online, said Transport Minister Bikram Singh here today.

The routes on which the buses would run are Palampur-Shimla-Palampur via Mandi, Palampur-Bharmaur-Kugti via Tanda, Kangra route, Nayagram-Holi-Chamba-Pathar via Jot-Chawari-Baddi-Jogindernagar via Swarghat-Bilaspur, Baddi to Nalagarh via Nalagarh-Swarghat-Bhakra-Una-Mubarkpur-Bharwain-Chintpurni-Terace-Jasur-Noorpur-Banikhet, Triloknath-Dharamsala via Keylong-Manali-Mandi-Jogindernagr-Kangra, Jahlma-Reckongpeo via Manali-Mandi-Sundernagr-Karsog, Jhakri to Hamirpur, Rampur to Chintpurni, Shimla to Jasur via Bilaspur-Hamirpur-Jwalaji-Dehra-Terrace and Keylong to Shimla. — TNS

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