Tata Nano now to Ajmer sharif
Tata Nano the most awaited car in India is now started to reaching out famous Temples and Mosques. The car reached on Amritsar's golden temple on February 20th and just two days before the car reached world famous Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti`s dargah situated in Ajmer Rajahsthan.
Ritesh
Published On Feb 25, 2009 16:38 IST
Published OnFeb 25, 2009 16:38 IST
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Tata Nano the most awaited car in India is now started to reaching out famous Temples and Mosques. The car reached on Amritsar,s golden temple on February 20th and just two days before the car reached world famous Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti`s dargah situated in Ajmer Rajahsthan.
Bookings of Tata Nano is expected to start from next week. The Tata Motors has announced the booking amount Rs 70,000. The car is expected to launch in month of April but a delay of a month is possible. Currently the company is manufacturing Tata Nano in Pantnagar in Uttrakhand and Sanand in Gujarat and the first Tata Nano is expected to roll out from Pantnagar unit.
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