KSRTC announces weekend, special day package tours to tourist, religious places; details here
Bengaluru: The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) has announced its package tour services operating on weekends and special days to facilitate convenient travel for the public.
The services, offered under the Rajahamsa and Ashwamedha classic categories, exclude entrance fees, breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
The services offered are as follows,
1. Bengaluru- Gaganachukki (Rajahamsa)
Route: Bengaluru, Somanathapura, Talakad, Madhyaranga, Barachukki, Gaganachukki, covering 340 km.
Introduced on 5 July 2025, fares are Rs 750 for adults and Rs 600 for children.
2. Bengaluru-Gaganachukki (Ashwamedha)
Route: Same as above
This was introduced on 20 July 2024, fares are Rs 600 for adults and Rs 450 for children.
3. Bengaluru-ChikkaTirupati (Ashwamedha)
Route: Bengaluru, Chikka Tirupathi, Kotilingeshwara, Bangaru Tirupathi, Avani, Mulbagal, Kurudumale, Kolar, covering 270 km.
Introduced on 28 June 2025, fares are Rs 600 for adults and Rs 450 for children.
4. Bengaluru-Melkote (Ashwamedha)
Route: Bengaluru, Srirangapatna, Kallahalli, Melukote, covering 350 km.
Introduced on 31 May 2025, fares are ₹670 for adults and ₹500 for children.
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New Delhi (PTI): The Supreme Court on Friday granted bail to filmmaker Vikram Bhatt's wife Shwetambari Bhatt in a multi-crore rupees cheating case.
The top court also sought responses of Rajasthan Police and complainant Ajay Murdia, founder of Indira IVF and Fertility Centre and a resident of Udaipur, by February 18 and said it may consider a day after the bail plea of filmmaker Vikram Bhatt.
Murdia alleged in his complaint that Bhatt and his wife induced him to invest over Rs 30 crore in a biopic of his late wife, promising high returns.
A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi took note of the submissions of senior advocate Mukul Rohatgi, appearing for the Bhatts, and ordered forthwith release of Shwetambari Bhatt from Udaipur jail.
The bench asked the Chief Judicial Magistrate of Udaipur to pass the bail order delineating the terms and conditions for her release.
The top court also issued notices to complainant Ajay Murdia, the founder of Indira IVF and Fertility Centre and a resident of Udaipur, and the Rajasthan government for February 19.
Rohatgi said the director and his wife and others have been put behind bars.
"It is not so simple... Rs 30 crore fraud," the counsel for the state government said.
"But, you cannot use these cases to recover money," the bench said, adding that the complainant be also made a party to the petition.
"Unfortunately, they (petitioners) have not sought quashing of the FIR… How Rajasthan has been chosen? Very unfortunate," the bench said.
On January 31, the Rajasthan High Court rejected their bail applications in the cheating case.
The two have been in jail since December 7, 2025, when they were arrested in Mumbai and brought to Udaipur.
While rejecting their bail, the high court observed that granting bail to the accused at this stage would not be appropriate.
Vikram Bhatt was arrested after Murdia filed a complaint of cheating and criminal breach of trust against the filmmaker, his wife Shwetambari Bhatt and others, alleging that funds taken in the name of a film project were misappropriated.
The complaint has alleged that funds to the tune of Rs 30 crore were misappropriated. The complaint alleged that the Bhatts prepared fake bills under various names and got money transferred from the complainant.
The money was supposed to be for making films for the complainant, but was allegedly deposited into the accused's own accounts and used by them.
Apart from Vikram and his wife, Udaipur-based Dinesh Kataria and Bhatt's manager, Mehboob Ansari, were also arrested by Rajasthan Police on December 7, 2025.
