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Delhi govt to give permits to 3,000 more auto-rickshaws

Apr 30, 2013

Delhi Government on Tuesday decided to give permits for a fresh batch of 3,000 auto-rickshaws, which will take the number of new three-wheelers in the city to 45,000. #India #Delhi #NewsTracker #Auto rickshaws
Bharat Bandh: How the trade union strike will affect you

Feb 20, 2013

Unions have called for a strike tomorrow and the day after to protest the government's policies which they allege are 'anti-people'. Here's what you can expect over the next two days. #Banks #ConnectTheDots #trains #taxis #Bharat Bandh #Auto rickshaws
Auto, taxi strike in Delhi hits travellers

Oct 16, 2012

Unions have called for a strike to protest against the Delhi government's decision to install GPS devices in the vehicles. #Strike #Delhi #NewsTracker #Auto rickshaw #Taxi

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Economic Times
Public private wheels within quadricycle

2013-05-17 23:30:00

It's an auto rickshaw. It's a quadricycle. No, it's a typical public policy mess. This country is the world champion in allowing corporate lobbying and government indecision (witting or otherwise) hold back technological and market innovation. We have se #Mahindra & Mahindra Limited #Mumbai
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and #39;Hike minimum rickshaw fare in Mumbai to Rs 25 and #39;

2013-05-15 15:21:00

Soon, Mumbai commuters could be in for a rude shock with union leader Sharad Rao today demanding that the minimum fare of autorickshaws be hiked to Rs 25 from the current Rs 15. He said that if this demand is not fulfilled, then there will be another aut #Mumbai #New Delhi
The Hindu
Poetry, paintings, perspectives

2013-05-09 12:49:00

Sameeran Dhar worked at a call centre for four to five months in 2006. The short stint was enough for him to observe young men and women caught in claustrophobic work atmosphere. “Relationships took a beating as men and women let technology rule their li #Hyderabad

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