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K.K Travels: The King Of The Kings

K.K Travels: The King Of The Kings

There are two full-form of the letters ‘K.K’ from ‘K.K Travels’- first, K.K stands for ‘Kedar Kasar’, who is the owner of K.K Travels and secondly, K.K stands for ‘King of the Kings’, which shows us the thought behind the services provided by the company. Every traveller that sits in a K.K Travels vehicle is considered a King and is treated as one too. Several such ‘Kings’ travel from Pune to Mumbai and from Mumbai to Pune everyday through the vehicles of K.K Travels.

The bands were playing loudly, announcing the arrival of the Ganesh festival, the kids were playing around, people were rushing around to prepare for the festival. In all this hustle-bustle, my eyes were drawn to a particular article in the newspaper, “K.K’s expressway on the route of hard work”. I thought, K.K must mean K.K Travels and started reading the article out of curiosity.After reading the article, I discovered that K.K means Kedar Kasar. I wanted to meet him, and through God’s grace, I got the chance to interview him in a college on World Tourism Day.

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