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18/01/2024
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Rachna Tyagi, Editor, TURN OF SPEED, takes the 'Made in India' Tata Harrier for a spin on India's longest sea bridge (21.8km), Atal Setu, and tells you all about what it is like driving on the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link and why the Harrier was the chosen car for this drive.
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