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Prepaid auto kiosk inaugurated at Central Railway Station

  •   Sat, Jul 06 2013 10:20:14 AM

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Mangalore, Jul 6: As a responsible corporate citizen, Corporation Bank, a premier Public Sector Bank, continues to be in the forefront in reaching out to the society with commitment and dedication to the welfare of the society.  The Bank, headquartered at Mangalore, has sponsored a new Prepaid Autorickshaw Kiosk at Mangalore Central Railway Station. 

After a long gap, the prepaid autorickshaw service at the railway station has resumed, with the installation of the new kiosk. 

The kiosk is constructed on a large area with necessary facilities and better infrastructure, including a shed for the convenience of the commuters as well as the staff.  The kiosk has come as a boon for thousands of commuters at the Mangalore Central Railway Station, wherein a large number of trains including long distance ones pass through. 

The new prepaid autorickshaw kiosk at Mangalore Central Railway Station that commenced  functioning for the last three months, was formally inaugurated on July 2 by J R Lobo, MLA, Mangalore (South) in the presence of H S Prakash, IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Mangalore district; Dr Kurian P Abraham, Deputy General Manager, Corporation Bank, Head Office, Mangalore; Shri S M Mujumdar, assistant general manager, Corporation Bank, Head Office, Mangalore; Shri Dharmaiah, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mangalore; Shri C Mallikurjana, Regional Transport Officer, Mangalore; Ganapati Bhat, Asst. Commissioner – Labour; Shri Harish Kotian, President, Taluk Panchayat; Shri Jayaprakash Shetty Vamanjoor, former Dist. President of Karnataka Rakshana Vedike; other officials from the Bank, representatives of autorickshaw drivers’ unions and invitees.

Addressing the gathering after inaugurating the kiosk,  J R Lobo, MLA, Mangalore (South) appreciated the initiative taken in constructing the new kiosk and resuming the services of the prepaid autorickshaw for the benefit of commuters.  He highlighted the importance and role of prepaid autorickshaw system in instilling confidence among the commuters. 

H S Prakash, IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Mangalore addressed the gathering on the occasion and advised the autorickshaw drivers to extend good service to commuters through the prepaid facility.  He also requested the drivers to take care of the commuters, keeping in view their responsibilities towards the society.  
  

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  • essell, Mangalore

    Sun, Jul 07 2013

    Hope hereafter the harassment by auotdrivers will stop. One night around 11 p m we had to take an auto from railway station to don bosco hall road. He demanded 50, for safety sake we agreed and we told him not to go on the wrong side i.e. from hampankatta to jyothi, but when we reached hampankatta he turned his auto towards jyothi which is wrong side(one way) and said it is his risk, but we said we dont want to take risk, he ped us back to the railway station and objected other autodrivers too, we were no other alternative than to take a walk back.

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  • G R PRABHUJI, BEJAI

    Sat, Jul 06 2013

    Any body can tell how many times Prepaid Auto kiosk opened at Mangalore Central Railway Station & closed?

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  • KRPrabhu, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Sun, Jul 07 2013

    If any person books an auto from RS to Hampankatta,car street,KSR Road,PVS junction etc., driver appears unhappy.Because of short distance and limited fare.If the auto is for Bhavanthii street,KSR Road asking for any good lodge he readily agrees and takes the auto near to the reception table(if passage is available)Reason is that there a tacit understanding between these unscrupolous drives and the lodge owners which benifits the driver by way of commission ie. Rs.100 minimum which will be addded to the bill of the cutomer by lodge owner hidingly.Whether RTO has any plane to stop this nuisene?This is most common thing prevailing in Mangalore.

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