New generation taxis look for ‘Omni’ presence in Mumbai

Shweta Bhanot
Posted: Saturday, Oct 11, 2008 at 0259 hrs IST
Updated: Saturday, Oct 11, 2008 at 0259 hrs IST

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These new taxis will take a little getting used to; for their doors need not be banged or the windows not winded up or down with effort, its seats will not be smelly or dirty as of now. Go ahead. Hail the modern new generation taxi with the same shrill. Or wait. Make that tone a little gentle....

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