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Mumbai's Kaali-Peelis: Last Premier Padmini taxis into the sunset

IndiaTimes Sunday, 29 October 2023
The last Premier Padmini taxi in Mumbai has retired after a 20-year lifespan, marking the end of an era for the iconic black and yellow taxis. The taxi, owned by a driver from Prabhadevi, was an integral part of Mumbai's identity for six decades. The driver, Abdul Kareem Karsekar, plans to use the car as a private vehicle after it is deregistered as a taxi. The Padmini taxis were popular with commuters since the 1960s and have even been featured in films and used by celebrities.
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News video: Mumbai's Iconic ‘Kaali-Peeli’ Taxis to Go Off Roads After 6 Decades | Here's Why | Oneindia News

Mumbai's Iconic ‘Kaali-Peeli’ Taxis to Go Off Roads After 6 Decades | Here's Why | Oneindia News 02:42

 In a noteworthy development, Mumbai's beloved "Kaali-Peeli" taxis, an iconic symbol of the city, are set to disappear from the roads after serving the city for over six decades. This video delves into the reasons behind this historic shift, the nostalgia surrounding these taxis, and the impact on...

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