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Gleaming marvels

K.K. Mustafah

A scene at a car stockyard in Kochi on the National Highway to Alappuzha. Kerala figures in the list of prime destinations for new players in the automobile industry. Swanky showrooms dot the urban landscape, with the small towns catching up fast. The narrow roads and poor management of vehicular traffic do not, however, match the proliferation of modern brands.

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