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India to soon have London-like 'one-nation-one-card' policy for transport

India will shortly unveil a 'One Nation-One Card policy' for public transport that will entail connectivity between various modes of transport

Amitabh Kant. Chief executive officer, NITI Aayog
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Amitabh Kant. Chief executive officer, NITI Aayog

Megha Manchanda New Delhi
Soon, on the lines of London, Singapore and many other international metropolises, India would have a single card for multiple modes of transport, said Amitabh Kant, CEO Niti Aayog.

India will shortly unveil a ‘One Nation-One Card Policy’ for public transport that will entail connectivity between various modes of transport.

For instance in London, you can buy one card (Oyster card) and can travel on the bus, metro and even suburban trains using that card. 

While the Indian mobility market is expected to see dynamic changes, it is expected that the biggest disruption will play out in the battery storage

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