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Tamil Nadu government revises auto-rickshaw fares in Chennai, other regions

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NDTV ProfitTamil Nadu government revises auto-rickshaw fares in Chennai, other regions
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According to a notification published in the government gazette, the minimum fare has been fixed at ₹50 for upto 1.8 km

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