Live
- Awareness Training Program Held for International Day of the Deaf in Jogulamba Gadwal
- Prithvi Shaw, Shardul Thakur named in Mumbai squad for Irani Cup vs ROI
- Support Will Be Provided for the Development of Market Yard
- District SP T. Srinivas Rao Guides Probationary SIs on Police Station Duties and Training in Jogulamba Gadwal
- Chandrababu Welcomes PM Modi After USA Trip, says he emerged as world leader
- LLC: India Capitals aim for second straight win against Southern Super Stars
- 'End the fraud': SC upholds quashing of Punjab govt’s notification on NRI quota
- Odisha CM felicitates two students for success in world skills competition
- Congress Leaders Submit Memorandum to Declare Aiza Sub-Market Yard as Full Market Yard
- Sack Maha DGP to ensure fair Assembly polls: Congress tells ECI
IOC to set up 28 petrol outlets on TSRTC lands
Indian Oil Corp (IOCL) will set up 28 petrol bunks on the open lands belonging to the Telangana Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC). The central oil PSU and the state-run transport undertaking on Thursday signed an MoU to this effect. The MoU was signed between senior officials of the two companies in the presence of TSRTC Managing Director G V Ramana Rao at Bus Bhavan here. Â
Hyderabad: Indian Oil Corp (IOCL) will set up 28 petrol bunks on the open lands belonging to the Telangana Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC). The central oil PSU and the state-run transport undertaking on Thursday signed an MoU to this effect. The MoU was signed between senior officials of the two companies in the presence of TSRTC Managing Director G V Ramana Rao at Bus Bhavan here.
- An MoU is signed between senior officials of two organisation
- Telangana Road Transport Corporation is expected to secure revenue to the tune of `2.35 crore revenue a year
The IOCL has allotted the dealership rights to TSRTC and the latter will operate the 28 fuel outlets by appointing personnel on outsourcing basis for which contractors will be appointed through competitive bidding. The lease period is for 20 years and total construction cost to set up fuel outlets will be borne by IOCL.
The entire construction /set up of outlets will be completed in six months period, the officials said. During the lease period, TSRTC will get a rental amount of Rs 1.40 crore a year for the 28 sites. Further, by the sale of fuel, TSRTC will get a net approximate income of Rs 70,000 a month per site which amounts to Rs 2.35 crore a year, the officials said. TSRTC has a land bank of about 4,000 acres.
