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Five super luxury buses to be plied from Chandigarh to Delhi airport from June 15

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Five super luxury buses to be plied from Chandigarh to Delhi airport from June 15
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SAS Nagar, June 14: Five buses from Sector 17, Chandigarh, bus stand will depart for the Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi, from June 15.
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Pardeep Singh Dhillon, Regional Transport Authority, Mohali, said with the initiative of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, super luxury Volvo bus service was being launched for the Indira Gandhi International Airport New Delhi from June 15 . He said the first bus would leave Chandigarh Sector 17 at 7.35 am and reach New Delhi Airport at 2.15 pm, the second will leave at 9.50 am and reach at 4.30 pm and the third will leave at 1.40 pm and reach 9.00 pm. Five super luxury buses to be plied from Chandigarh to Delhi airport from June 15 Also Read | 
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Two Haryana-based accomplices of Lawrance Bishnoi, Goldy Brar gang held from Mohali He said buses would also run from the Delhi Airport to Sector 17 Chandigarh at 2.45 pm, 8.50 pm, 10.45 pm, 11.40 pm and 1 pm. The fare of these buses would be Rs 830 per trip and it can be booked online at www.punbusonline.com, www.travelyaari.com and for more information one could contact on 0172-2704023, 0172-2606672. Five super luxury buses to be plied from Chandigarh to Delhi airport from June 15Meanwhile, Poonamdeep Kaur, Managing Director, Pepsu Road Transport Corporation, said a Volvo bus would leave from the Patiala bus stand for the Delhi airport at 4 pm. Notably, for the past four years, buses from Punjab to the IGI Airport were being plied only by private operators. The AAP had promised to restart the service in the run-up to the state Assembly elections. Also Read | 
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