
Indian Metros Lose Billions Annually to Traffic Jams
Indian metropolitan areas are reportedly losing 1.47 lakh crore rupees annually due to severe traffic congestion, leading to environmental pollution, noise, and reduced productivity.
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Indian metropolitan areas are reportedly losing 1.47 lakh crore rupees annually due to severe traffic congestion, leading to environmental pollution, noise, and reduced productivity.

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