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Noida International Airport is gearing up for its May opening by enhancing connectivity. UP Roadways will offer frequent bus services from Pari Chowk and Noida City Centre, alongside intercity routes from various state transport corporations. Passengers will have a wide array of options including private shuttles, taxis, and app-based services to ensure smooth travel to and from the airport.

The gurgaon depot of Haryana Roadways has been facing a serious staff crunch, as no new appointments have been made at the depot after 1993.

With 100 new drivers joining Haryana Roadways soon, there will be more buses plying on the city roads.

Obstacles faced by Haryana Roadways in the construction of the new bus stands for Gurgaon seem to have diminished. The Roadways has already got possession of land for the purpose at two localities in the district.

The Punjab and Haryana high court on Monday directed the Union government to take a decision on the reduction of the restricted zone from 900 metres to 500m around the Indian Air Force (IAF) ammunition depot at Gurgaon till April 20.

Residents living in colonies surrounding the Indian Air Force ammunition depot in Gurgaon are worried a fire, like the one in the Army depot in Pulgaon, Maharashtra on Monday night, could wreak far more havoc here, as it is located in the middle of the city, and its restricted zone has been

Even as thousands of residents living within a 900-metre radius of the IAF ammunition depot in the city are faced with a certain ambiguity on their status, the state government and HUDA officials are considering recommending shifting of the depot itself from Gurgaon to Faridabad.

In the wake of the allegation that two girls were molested in a bus in Rohtak on November 30, the Haryana Roadways depot in Gurgaon had announced a series of reforms to make traveling by bus safer for women.

In an effort to make commuting by public transport safe, the department is working to install CCTV cameras inside city buses.

Even as Rs 50 lakh has been sanctioned from local MLA's fund for essential repair work at the city's lone bus depot in old Gurgaon, the management and the employees of Haryana Roadways say the structure , built 55 years ago and neglected for decades, is beyond repair.

A high-level committee under the cabinet secretary has suggested to the ministry of defence that the restricted area of the IAF ammunition depot be reduced from the existing 900-metre to 300-metre radius.

With the deadline set by the Punjab and Haryana high court approaching, Gurgaon MP and MoS (defence) Rao Inderjit Singh on Wednesday held a meeting with senior defence officials

The Haryana transport department has announced that CCTV cameras will be installed in all 50 airconditioned buses being procured for Gurgaon city bus service.

Haryana Roadways has decided to discontinue 10 routes of its city bus service out of a total of 24 routes, in wake of poor response from commuters on those routes.

The Haryana government is working on a proposal to shift the IAF ammunition depot in the old city to Tilpat firing range in Faridabad.

The wait is finally over. After several flip-flops, the city has acquired six Volvo buses for the Chandigarh route which will provide the much-needed respite to city commuters.That’s not all. Of the 25 buses bought by the Haryana transport department recently, Gurgaon has been allotted 15 Volvo buses.

The district administration on Wednesday banned the use of firecrackers and drones at banquet halls and marriage venues located within a 3km radius of the Air Force station on Old Delhi-Gurgaon Road. The restrictions were imposed in view of objections from the Indian Air Force that has its ammunition depot at the station.