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Girls at Ishwardi take a ‘Nasiman’ to school. The banned three-wheeler offers minimum safety to riders but remains a usual sight on rural highways.
Girls at Ishwardi take a ‘Nasiman’ to school. The banned three-wheeler offers minimum safety to riders but remains a usual sight on rural highways.
Girls at Ishwardi take a ‘Nasiman’ to school. The banned three-wheeler offers minimum safety to riders but remains a usual sight on rural highways.
Girls at Ishwardi take a ‘Nasiman’ to school. The banned three-wheeler offers minimum safety to riders but remains a usual sight on rural highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.
Nasimans, banned due to their lack of safety features, continue to run on highways.

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Published : 04 Jun 2014, 09:11 PM

Updated : 25 Nov 2023, 03:45 PM

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