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2024-08-16T17:38:59.658Z

Imagine a world where every journey you take can make a positive impact on the environment and your community. This idea is simple: if you're already heading out with your bike or car for a task that isn’t urgent, why not offer a ride to someone going the same way? Instead of traveling alone, you can share your trip, reduce traffic, and maybe cover your fuel costs. You could even do it for free, just to help out. It’s not about making money—it’s about using the rides you already take to build connections and contribute to a sustainable future. By sharing rides, we reduce the number of vehicles on the road, which means fewer emissions and less congestion. Plus, it’s a great way to meet new people and strengthen our sense of community. This vision is about turning everyday journeys into opportunities for positive change. Every shared ride helps us move towards a greener, more connected world, one trip at a time.

Arcane

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Why do we never see 'A TATA Enterprise' written outside a Zudio Store while other stores owned by the group display it?

SHIV DIXIT

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They are in fear now because they market tata Nano car as the cheapest car in the market and we already know they get huge backlash and negative feedbacks even build quality and vehicle both are up to the mark. Ab 1 Lakh ma kya BMW expect karogey ..... Seriously tata did lot's of good things for Indian's.

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Luhas Datta

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They just live for Society Not for themselves

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Havish Gupta

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Makes sense

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