In view of the upcoming Maha Shivaratri festival, the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) has announced the operation of 2,243 special buses across Telangana. These buses will connect devotees to 43 prominent Shiva temples in different parts of the state on February 11.
The decision was taken to ensure smooth and comfortable travel for lakhs of devotees who are expected to visit temples during the auspicious occasion of Maha Shivaratri..
SRTC special buses will operate to several important Shiva temples including:
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Vemulawada Rajarajeshwara Temple
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Keesaragutta Temple
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Ramappa Temple
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Komuravelli Mallanna Temple
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Alampur Jogulamba Temple
Apart from these, services will also be extended to 38 other prominent Shiva shrines across Telangana to facilitate devotees from urban and rural areas.
Special Arrangements by TSRTC
According to TSRTC officials, the corporation has:
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Deployed additional buses from major depots
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Arranged round-the-clock services on key temple routes
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Ensured crowd management at bus stations
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Made provisions for extra staff and security
Special counters will also be set up at busy bus stations to manage ticket bookings and guide passengers.
Heavy Rush Expected for Maha Shivaratri
Maha Shivaratri is one of the most important Hindu festivals dedicated to Lord Shiva. Every year, thousands of devotees observe night-long prayers, fasting, and temple visits.
With the announcement of 2,243 special buses, TSRTC aims to reduce travel difficulties and avoid congestion, especially at popular temples like Vemulawada and Keesaragutta.
Advisory for Devotees
Devotees are advised to:
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Plan travel in advance
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Reach bus stations early to avoid last-minute rush
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Follow safety instructions issued by authorities
TSRTC has assured that all necessary arrangements are in place to provide a safe and comfortable journey during Maha Shivaratri.
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