Telangana Hyderabad - TSRTC welcomes 80 new constables after parade ceremony
The newest members of the telangana State Road Transport Corporation's (TSRTC) army gathered for the passing-out parade on Wednesday, february 7, on the grounds of the 8th Battalion to celebrate the completion of their rigorous training. Ponnam prabhakar, Telangana's transport minister, presided over the ceremony as the main guest, while TSRTC managing director VC Sajjanar was the special guest. During the event, appointment papers were distributed to the new constables.
Minister prabhakar praised them and encouraged them to work tirelessly for the welfare of the company. He also underlined the compassionate recruiting strategy and TSRTC's commitment to creating jobs. The constables' first mission was to ensure safe transportation for the impending medaram Jatara celebration, which is one of the world's largest tribal gatherings. Following a month-long training programme, the batch of 47 men and 33 women stood upright and prepared for duties.
Sajjanar recognized the force's considerable female participation and stressed the value of discipline. He cited TSRTC's move towards financial stability and 100 percent occupancy. On average, the corporation safely transports between 55 and 60 lakh passengers each day. Furthermore, prizes were awarded for outstanding performance during the training session; M. Shirisha was named the Best All-Rounder.
Minister prabhakar praised them and encouraged them to work tirelessly for the welfare of the company. He also underlined the compassionate recruiting strategy and TSRTC's commitment to creating jobs. The constables' first mission was to ensure safe transportation for the impending medaram Jatara celebration, which is one of the world's largest tribal gatherings. Following a month-long training programme, the batch of 47 men and 33 women stood upright and prepared for duties.
Sajjanar recognized the force's considerable female participation and stressed the value of discipline. He cited TSRTC's move towards financial stability and 100 percent occupancy. On average, the corporation safely transports between 55 and 60 lakh passengers each day. Furthermore, prizes were awarded for outstanding performance during the training session; M. Shirisha was named the Best All-Rounder.