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Anushka Khare
Posted on: 2023-06-21 07:30:00
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Country: India
City: Patna
Patna, India (Urban Transport News): Bihar becomes the fifth state in the country to implement national transit pass system (NTPS), a digital platform monitoring and keeping records of transit permits for interstate and intrastate transportation of forest products from private and public lands.
The environment, forest and climate change minister Tej Pratap Yadav has launched the national transit pass system on 15th June 2023 in Patna. “The state is committed to embracing development, particularly in the forest sector. The NTPS benefits the farmers and traders, as it allows online issuance transit permits, no-objection certificates, and other related documents, eliminating the need to physically visit forest offices. This digitalization saves time and transportation costs benefiting those who work hardest for us,” said Tej Pratap Yadav.
“The GPS tracking feature ensures accurate monitoring of forest products, which may pave way for future digital advaThrough the NTPS, people can apply for and receive e-passes on their cellphones," he added.
The system offers a desktop web portal and mobile application for online registration and submission of applications. It includes provisions for exempted and non-exempted species on private lands, allows driver details updates, accepts online payments, and enables vehicle movement verification via QR codes. The NTPS simplifies processes, strengthens digital connectivity, and facilitates efficient transportation of forest produce.
Bandana Preyashi, secretary (environment, forest and climate change), commended the hard work put in by the department to make the project a success.
The National Transit Pass System (NTPS) is an ambitious initiative aimed at providing seamless and efficient mobility options for commuters across the country. This in-depth article explores the concept, benefits, and potential implementation of the National Transit Pass System in India.
The NTPS is envisioned as a unified platform that integrates various modes of public transportation, enabling commuters to travel seamlessly within and between cities using a single pass. The system aims to enhance convenience, affordability, and accessibility for passengers while promoting sustainable transportation and reducing congestion on roads.
Anushka Khare
Anushka Khare is a Post Graduate in Journalism from Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism and Communication, Bhopal (MP). She covers stories and updates from India.
