MSRTC
Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation
ENHANCING THE EFFICIENCY AND USER-FRIENDLINESS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN BEED DISTRICT
MSRTC
Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC)
Founded: 1948.
Headquarters: Mumbai, Maharashtra.
Fleet: Approximately 16,000 buses.
Coverage: Operates on over 18,000 routes, connecting cities, towns, and villages within Maharashtra and to neighboring states like Gujarat, Goa, and Madhya Pradesh.
Types of Bus Services
Ordinary Buses: Basic travel with affordable fares.
Semi-Luxury Buses: More comfortable than ordinary buses, with better seating.
Shivneri Buses: Premium air-conditioned buses for major routes like Mumbai-Pune.
AC Buses: Long-distance buses with air-conditioning.
Sleeper Buses: For overnight travel, with reclining seats or sleeper berths.
Booking & Ticketing
Online: Tickets can be booked via the MSRTC website or mobile app.
Offline: Available at bus stands across Maharashtra.
Ticket Price: Depends on the type of bus and distance.
Facilities at Bus Stands
Waiting Areas, Ticket Counters, Food Stalls, and Restrooms are available at major bus stations like Mumbai Dadar and Pune Shivaji Nagar.
Popular Routes
Mumbai to Pune, Mumbai to Aurangabad, Pune to Nashik, Mumbai to Nashik, and more.
Interstate Routes: MSRTC also connects cities like Ahmedabad, Goa, and Indore.
Special Services
Festival Specials: Additional buses during high-demand times like Ganesh Chaturthi and Diwali.
Tourism Packages: MSRTC also offers buses for pilgrimages and tourism destinations within Maharashtra.
BEED DISTRICT
Beed District is located in the central part of Maharashtra, India. It is part of the Marathwada region and has both historical and cultural significance. Here’s a concise overview of Beed District:
Beed District Overview
Location: Central Maharashtra, part of the Marathwada region.
District Headquarters: Beed City.
Geographical Area: Approximately 10,692 square kilometers.
Population: Around 2.7 million (as per the 2011 census).
Administrative Division: Beed is divided into several talukas (sub-districts), with Beed, Ashti, Patoda, and Dharur being some of the key talukas.
Key Facts
Economy:
Agriculture is the backbone of Beed’s economy. Major crops include cotton, soybean, groundnut, sugarcane, and jowar.
Beed is known for its cotton production, and the region also has many small-scale agro-based industries.
Livestock farming and dairy farming are important in rural areas.
Language:
The primary language spoken is Marathi. Hindi is also commonly understood.
Culture:
Beed has a rich cultural history with festivals like Diwali, Gudi Padwa, Makar Sankranti, and Ram Navami celebrated widely.
Traditional arts, folk music, and local fairs are common in rural areas.
Education:
Beed has a number of schools, colleges, and educational institutions offering primary, secondary, and higher education.
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University in Aurangabad provides opportunities for higher education in the region.
Tourism:
Mausi Bai Temple: Located in Patoda Taluka, the temple is a popular religious site.
Shree Kshetra Mukti Dham: A religious destination near the town of Beed.
Ajantha & Ellora Caves: While not in Beed itself, the district is relatively close to these world-famous historical sites.
Transport:
Beed is well-connected by road with cities like Aurangabad, Pune, Mumbai, and Nanded.
MSRTC buses are widely available for intercity and rural travel.
Rail Connectivity: The district has several railway stations, although Beed city itself is not directly connected to the major railway lines. Nearby stations like Parli Vaijnath serve the district.
Climate:
Beed has a semi-arid climate, characterized by hot summers, moderate winters, and a monsoon season. Rainfall is relatively low, contributing to the agricultural challenges in the region.
Religious Sites
Baba Shah Muzafir Dargah: A popular religious site.
Parli Vaijnath Temple: A famous Jyotirlinga temple located near the border of Beed and Hingoli.
About Project
ENHANCING THE EFFICIENCY AND USER-FRIENDLINESS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN BEED DISTRICT
All Talukas Covered
Project Report
Appreciation by Gaurdian Minister of Beed District