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AP: APSRTC imparts training for depot managers to curb revenue losses

Vijayawada, Nov 10 (UNI) With the objective of preventing technical irregularities, financial discrepancies and revenue losses in the Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC), and further strengthening the administrative system, a special training programme is being conducted for Depot Managers across the State under the joint aegis of the APSRTC Transport Academy and the Corporation's Head Office.
As part of the special training programme, the first batch commenced here Tuesday. A total of 30 Depot Managers from different regions of the State participated in the first batch. The first batch of training is being conducted on November 10 and 11, 2026.
The programme was attended by APSRTC Joint Managing Director (JMD) M. Siva Prasad, Executive Director (Administration) K S Brahmananda Reddy, Executive Director (Engineering) G.V. Ravi Varma, along with senior officials from various departments of the Corporation. They offered valuable guidance and directions to the Depot Managers.
Speaking on the occasion, JMD Siva Prasad stated that safeguarding the Corporation's revenue, ensuring transparency in every department and strengthening accountability in the discharge of duties are among the primary responsibilities of every Depot Manager.
He stressed the need to pay special attention to identifying irregularities arising from the misuse of technology, preventing revenue leakages, regularly reviewing records and financial transactions, and ensuring effective coordination among the concerned departments.
Executive Director (Administration) K S Brahmananda Reddy stated that the main objective of the special training programme is to strengthen financial discipline in the Corporation, curb technical irregularities, safeguard APSRTC revenue, and equip Depot Managers with the necessary knowledge and skills for more effective management of their respective depots.
Senior officials and subject experts from the respective departments are providing practical guidance on various aspects of depot operations, financial transactions, record maintenance, inspection procedures, identification of deficiencies and preventive measures.
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