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Up for the challenge: Even though he is aware that a long, arduous journey awaits him, Azharuddin is still thrilled to be on the road that will ultimately ease traffic flow, uplift communities, improve the environment and strengthen the economy.

Eighteen months after being ‘thrown into the deep end’, SPAD’s CEO speaks on the challenges.

TALK on public transport here can get pretty negative: protests over e-hailing, unsatisfactory taxi and bus services, high number of road accidents, train breakdowns, congestion, lack of connectivity and many more.

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