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UP CM Yogi Launches 42 New Electric Buses for Lucknow, Kanpur

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Last Updated: August 26, 2022, 12:21 IST

UP CM Yogi Adityanath (News18)

UP CM Yogi said some of the buses launched today will be run to the pilgrim center under an alternative arrangement

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Thursday launched 42 new electric buses for Lucknow and Kanpur. He also said a helicopter service will soon be launched from Lucknow to Naimisharanya, a pilgrim center in the Sitapur district.

“In the first phase, a helicopter facility from Lucknow to Naimisharanya will be provided. Also, some of the buses launched today will be run to the pilgrim center under an alternative arrangement,” he said. The chief minister said the department of tourism and culture is working on preserving the heritage of Naimisharanya, while the urban development department is gearing up to launch the electric bus service from Lucknow.

“It may take some time because charging stations and other facilities will have to be built there. Till then, we are looking at some alternative arrangement,” he said. Naimisharanya, also called Naimisaranyam, Neemsar, and Nimkhar is a temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

Speaking about the development works undertaken by his government, Adityanath said 10 of the 100 cities that were being developed under the Smart Cities Mission were located in Uttar Pradesh, and of the top 10 cities in the country, two were in the state – of Agra and Varanasi. The chief minister also claimed that his government has achieved progress in running Metro rail services in the last five years.

He said electric bus service will form the basis of the Metro. “This will help in expanding the Metro service and provide pollution-free public transport, he added.

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Last Updated: August 26, 2022, 12:21 IST

UP CM Yogi Adityanath  (News18)

UP CM Yogi Adityanath (News18)

UP CM Yogi said some of the buses launched today will be run to the pilgrim center under an alternative arrangement

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Thursday launched 42 new electric buses for Lucknow and Kanpur. He also said a helicopter service will soon be launched from Lucknow to Naimisharanya, a pilgrim center in the Sitapur district.

“In the first phase, a helicopter facility from Lucknow to Naimisharanya will be provided. Also, some of the buses launched today will be run to the pilgrim center under an alternative arrangement,” he said. The chief minister said the department of tourism and culture is working on preserving the heritage of Naimisharanya, while the urban development department is gearing up to launch the electric bus service from Lucknow.

“It may take some time because charging stations and other facilities will have to be built there. Till then, we are looking at some alternative arrangement,” he said. Naimisharanya, also called Naimisaranyam, Neemsar, and Nimkhar is a temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

Speaking about the development works undertaken by his government, Adityanath said 10 of the 100 cities that were being developed under the Smart Cities Mission were located in Uttar Pradesh, and of the top 10 cities in the country, two were in the state – of Agra and Varanasi. The chief minister also claimed that his government has achieved progress in running Metro rail services in the last five years.

He said electric bus service will form the basis of the Metro. “This will help in expanding the Metro service and provide pollution-free public transport, he added.

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